1. Use something like Unity that has a menu bar on the screen that isn't
attached to the window. I was using KWin/Plasma. Either way, your app windows
menu bars are up on a panel (KDE term) and not attached to the app window.
2. Do a movewindow --relative 100 0
(By the way, it was hard to figure out that negative numbers needed -- -100 0)
3. Note that each time you execute the window will jump down a little. About 22
pixels on my system (a -22 offset fixes it). I am 99% sure this is the height
of the now missing menu bar.
4. Same behavior if you say 100 y (which actually is bad semantics since that
probably should be the useless +y... so agree treating x and y as 0 in
--relative mode is the way to go but it is sort of strange).
Original issue reported on code.google.com by al.willi...@awce.com on 12 Oct 2012 at 4:32
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
al.willi...@awce.comon 12 Oct 2012 at 4:32