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terminal: "Maximize" is not fullscreen after session restore
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RESOLVED: FIXED
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Xfce4-terminal
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Description Klaus Kusche 2013-01-05 10:47:30 CET
Steps to reproduce:

* Make the terminal window fullscreen.

  ==> It fills the screen completely, edge to edge, 
  both vertically and horizontally.

* Log out or restart the computer, log in again.

  ==> The terminal is restored, but it is not fullscreen:
  It has borders on all sides and is a little bit smaller than fullscreen,
  a small part of the desktop background is visible around it
  (which is very ugly).

However, according to the window manager, it should be fullscreen:
The second button on the right in the titlebar is not "maximize"
(as it would be in non-maximized windows), but "unmaximize", and pressing it
indeed makes the terminal smaller, not fullscreen.
Only after pressing it a second time, the terminal is really fullscreen
(edge to edge).

The 4.x versions didn't have that problem: It filled the screen completely
after session restore.
Comment 1 Klaus Kusche 2013-01-05 17:29:27 CET
To make things clear:

This bug report is not about "fullscreen" mode (without titlebar),
but about a "maximized" terminal window (full screen with titlebar).
Comment 2 Klaus Kusche 2013-08-15 10:20:36 CEST
Status?
Comment 3 Igor editbugs 2016-07-13 16:17:33 CEST
Fixed in current git version.

Bug #9720

Reported by:
Klaus Kusche
Reported on: 2013-01-05
Last modified on: 2016-07-13

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