Clicking the maximize button with the middle or right mouse buttons is supposed to maximize in only the vertical or horizontal direction, respectively. A subsequent click of the same kind should restore the window to its original size and position (analogous to how full-maximize with left-click works). What actually happens is that the initial click expands the window *almost* all the way, but not quite. Clicking the maximize button again (with same mouse button) expands the window the rest of the way, and subsequent clicks toggle between almost-maximized and completely-maximized. The difference is only a few 10s of pixels. To reproduce: 1. Open a new window, e.g. xfce4-terminal 2. Middle-click the "+" maximize button (window expands to almost fill the screen vertically, but the bottom is a few pixels above the bottom of the screen) 3. Middle-click the "+" button again (window expands further, to fully cover the screen) 4. Middle-click the "+" button again (window shrinks a few pixles, back to the state after step #2) Expected results: - First middle-click expands to full height - Next middle-click restores window to original position and size
It looks like this problem occurs only with xfce4-terminal. Can someone tell me how to re-direct this bug to xfce4-terminal? That does not seem to be an option in the 'Product' drop-down menu in Bugzilla.
Terminal do impose restrictions on their size increments, maximizing horizontally or vertically will respect those increments thus if your screen size is not a multiple of the size increment (usually font size) plus the toolbar, menubar and decoration, then the the size will be rounded to the closest lower value. This is on purpose and perfectly normal. As for the un-maximize not working, this is a dup of 7445 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 7445 ***