ystem/Preferences/Windows dialogue is set to 'maximise vertically' on double click titlebar.
doing 'metacity --replace' brings correct behaviour, the windows maximise only vertically. Doing 'compiz --replace' makes windows maximise normally - not vertically. CCSM - in 'General Compiz Options' I can set the shortcut for 'toggle Maximise Window Vertically' - Super-V now does the job, but double clicking still maximises normally. I can find no other relevant settings in CCSM. Loading up 'Ubuntu Tweak' and checking the 'Window Manager Settings' shows Titlebar double-click action as 'Maximise Vertically' - Middle click set to lower, right click set to Menu, and wheel action set to roll up. gconf-editor - action_double_click_titlebar set to toggle_maximize_vertically Altering this to 'toggle_maximise_horizontally' does not change the behaviour, though 'toggle_shade' is working fine... It appears that toggle_maximize_vertically set in gconf is ignored when compiz is running. (I recently upgraded to Natty - and had no issues before the upgrade. Perhaps this is an issue caused by a non-clean installation). -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305558 Title: vertical maximize when double clicking on titlebar -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
