I think this should be closed. I'm going to do that. I actually think
that Will meant to when he wrote comment #6.
The idea is the the title of a maximised window is below the clock, or
(for example) centred when you have two windows side by side. That means
it has to be not in the centre of the whole screen when the dock is not
auto-hidden, and vice-versa. The team discussed this extensively at the
time (when we introduced the dock I think), and most recently in Paris
sprint and we re-confirmed that this is the behaviour that we thought
was desirable. I don't think there's much sense in having this topic
permanently open as an energy and time sink.
If there *is* a bug here, perhaps it is that we should not produce
default wallpapers which look visually centered.
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1843899
Title:
gnome-shell calendar widget is not centered on the screen
Status in Ubuntu UX:
New
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
With the new eoan wallpaper it is obvious that calendar widget, is not
in fact, centered on the screen. Nor is like left/right aligned to the
centre either.
It feels as if it is centered, with an offset / margin on the left.
between "right edge of the app menu" and "left edge of the top right
indicators", instead of centered to the screen width.The blue line on
the screenshot is the centre fold of the screen, you can see that the
wallpaper is correctly centered with the animal circle in the centre.
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