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Using Super + G to float a windows that is in a stack can cause the floating window to appear behind the stack tabs. This seems to happen to windows that were previously tiled and were taking up half or the whole workspace. They can still be resized, moved, and re-tiled. Once the window has been moved and resized the problem goes away until it is tiled out of the stack again.
Steps to reproduce:
with tiling enabled open two windows (e.g., Firefox, gnome-terminal)
make one of the windows a stack and add the other to the stack
add a few more windows to the stack (this makes it easier to see the issue)
go through each of the tabs in the stack and use Super + G
This happens on Pop!_OS 20.04 and 22.04. It works with single and multi monitor setups.
Using
Super
+G
to float a windows that is in a stack can cause the floating window to appear behind the stack tabs. This seems to happen to windows that were previously tiled and were taking up half or the whole workspace. They can still be resized, moved, and re-tiled. Once the window has been moved and resized the problem goes away until it is tiled out of the stack again.Steps to reproduce:
Super
+G
This happens on Pop!_OS 20.04 and 22.04. It works with single and multi monitor setups.
Example:
Screencast.from.03-17-2023.02_27_44.PM.mp4
After moving and resizing the windows:
Screencast.from.03-17-2023.02_37_11.PM.mp4
20.04
22.04
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