jeremypw
commented
7 months ago F11 is for "full-screening" the app, which is different from maximising and usually results in the headerbar disappearing. The other difference is that the app window overlays the wingpanel and dock when full-screened but not when maximised. It is normal for full-screen to be reversed by pressing F11 again. Some apps (e.g. Chrome) also provide some other way of reversing it.
This is really a window manager issue as it affects any app that keeps its headerbar when full-screened. For example Code has the same issue. Some apps, for example Files, simply disallow full-screening as the headerbar is essential. That is probably the simplest solution here. There is no particular advantage in full-screening a terminal compared to maximising it.
What Happened?
The F11 shortcut key causes the maximize/unmaximize button to fail. Double-clicking on the title bar also does not restore. The only way to recover is to press F11 again. Double-clicking on the title bar also does not restore. The default maximization shortcut is Super+Up. I can't figure out where this F11 shortcut came from.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
At any time, it should be possible to maximize or exit by double-clicking on the title bar. Or press super+up
OS Version
7.x (Horus)
Software Version
Older release (I have not run all updates)
Log Output
Hardware Info
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