** Description changed: - If i open a window, maximize it. Then click on it, without releasing the - click and you can't tile this window. + [ Impact ] - In Gnome 48 (ubuntu 25.04), a window to be tiled, must first be - unmaximized, then selected again to be tiled. + A maximized window cannot be unmaximized and tiled in one step. - If you try to tile a window directly while it is maximized, without - releasing the mouse, no selection will be displayed to tile the window. + Dragging with the mouse a maximized window will unmaximize it, but + moving it to a screen edge does not offer the option to tile it. To be + tiled, the window must first be unmaximized, then selected again to be + tiled. - Ubuntu 25.04, fresh install + [ Test Plan ] + + 1. Log into Ubuntu Desktop + 2. Ensure "Enhanced Tiling" is enabled in Settings > Ubuntu Desktop + 3. Maximize a window + 4. Without ever releasing the mouse button, drag the window from its titlebar and move it to a screen edge + 5. Verify that a rectanglular area is highlighted + 6. Verify that releasing the mouse button tiles the window in that rectangle + 7. Verify that the remaining part of the screen prompts a dialog to select a window to be tiled next to it. + + [ Where problems could occur ] + + The tiling-assistant extension modifies the default GNOME Shell behaviour for arranging windows. + Problems could manifest when dragging a window with the mouse, when the tiling-assistant extension is enabled which is true by default in Ubuntu Desktop.
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