stop automatic full screen when dragging windows [duplicate]
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How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04/18.10. How do I turn the snap to full screen feature OFF? This is a most annoying feature of OS these days. I run 2 screens and it is most annoying when moving to the other screen. I have turned off this function in Windows, but cannot find any function or selector to do likewise in 18.04/18.10.
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How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04/18.10. How do I turn the snap to full screen feature OFF? This is a most annoying feature of OS these days. I run 2 screens and it is most annoying when moving to the other screen. I have turned off this function in Windows, but cannot find any function or selector to do likewise in 18.04/18.10.
Thank you in advance
18.04 18.10
asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
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marked as duplicate by karel, guiverc, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, user68186 Feb 12 at 15:54
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How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
3 answers
I am using Ubuntu 18.04/18.10. How do I turn the snap to full screen feature OFF? This is a most annoying feature of OS these days. I run 2 screens and it is most annoying when moving to the other screen. I have turned off this function in Windows, but cannot find any function or selector to do likewise in 18.04/18.10.
Thank you in advance
18.04 18.10
asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
62
This question already has an answer here:
How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
3 answers
I am using Ubuntu 18.04/18.10. How do I turn the snap to full screen feature OFF? This is a most annoying feature of OS these days. I run 2 screens and it is most annoying when moving to the other screen. I have turned off this function in Windows, but cannot find any function or selector to do likewise in 18.04/18.10.
Thank you in advance
This question already has an answer here:
How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
3 answers
18.04 18.10
18.04 18.10
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NorahNorah
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asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
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asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
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asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
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asked Feb 1 at 23:18
NorahNorah
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marked as duplicate by karel, guiverc, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, user68186 Feb 12 at 15:54
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Get Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software and then go to /org/gnome/mutter and make edge-tilting false.
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Get Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software and then go to /org/gnome/mutter and make edge-tilting false.
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Get Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software and then go to /org/gnome/mutter and make edge-tilting false.
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Get Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software and then go to /org/gnome/mutter and make edge-tilting false.
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Get Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software and then go to /org/gnome/mutter and make edge-tilting false.
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