wilfm / GnomeExtensionMaximusTwo

Removes the title bar on maximised windows. See: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/844/maximus-two/
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Works improperly with Ubuntu Gnome 14.10! #1

Closed amitbha closed 8 years ago

amitbha commented 9 years ago

Sometimes MaximusTwo stucks the poping-up window of some applictions. For example, when I try to open the gnome-control-center, the mouse-cursor turns into a cross weirdly, and the window of control center never shows up untill press the left mouse button. After turn off MaximusTwo, everything is fine.

wilfm commented 9 years ago

Which version of Gnome Shell are you using?

amitbha commented 9 years ago

$ gnome-shell --version GNOME Shell 3.12.2

wilfm commented 9 years ago

I can't reproduce this issue on 14.10 VM with the Ubuntu Gnome setup - how did you install Gnome? (you may be missing some packages)

sinnorfin commented 9 years ago

I have this same issue. New windows dont pop up until clicked with a cross-cursor. I have Gnome Ubuntu 14.10 then installed GNOME Shell 3.14.1

leosilvano commented 9 years ago

I dont know if this has been fixed, but for me its not happening this, using Ubuntu Gnome 14.10

wilfm commented 9 years ago

Can't reproduce so marking as wontfix - if you can reproduce it please report it below which shell and OS version, also make sure you have the prerequisites installed

PowaBanga commented 9 years ago

I have the same like proble (ubuntu-gnome 14.10/3.14.3) on a basic installation... I want see properties of very anything (in gimp, nautilus, banshee, realy anithing), my cursor is changer by a cross, and I must click on some I want to see properties to open the properties windows...

~$ aptitude search x11-utils i x11-utils - Utilitaires X11 p x11-utils:i386 - Utilitaires X11

wilfm commented 9 years ago

May have been fixed with version using update from Pixel Saver (https://github.com/deadalnix/pixel-saver/issues/14), you can get it here: https://github.com/wilfm/GnomeExtensionMaximusTwo/releases/tag/4