I recently noticed that my Ubuntu 11.10 aero-snap function is not working normally. It simply doesn't respond to my window drags to edges. I installed ccsm and checked the settings on the grid option and it seems to be all set, although it's not working yet. How should I approach the problem?
I want to get back "Aero Snap", the behavior when dragging windows to the upper Ubuntu bar, they maximized automatically. I must have done something to the behavior of that thing because now I can't do that any more, I have to double click the window or press the maximize button.
If this is old new's then i'm sorry, but I've just found out how to set something up in open box that's been driving me insane for a while now.
I know that Ubuntu has a snap feature similar to Windows Aero but mine doesn't seem to have it. How can I turn this on?
I am using Gnome-Shell on Oneiric from the official repos together with ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3.
Since a few days, the snap function has suddenly stopped working. Dragging a window to the left, right or top won't do anything.
Has anyone experienced something similar and knows a way how to reenable this feature?
Thanks in advance.
Can I snap windows to the left, right, maximize by doing Super+ArrowLeft, Super+ArrowRight, Super+ArrowUp ?
This is a feature in Windows 7 and is really useful. Wondering if there's a possibility to to this in Unity.
Thanks in advance :-)
I just installed ubuntu 11.10 64bit on my laptop and everything worked fine until I installed the nvidia driver (for a GeForce GT 525M).
After I install the driver and reboot, the effects like snap windows do not work.
In order to work I have uninstalled the driver.
Is there a way for me to use the driver and still have the effects available?
Thanks for the help.
Wait a minute... Pardon my ignorance, but doesn't Windows Vista/7 in Aero mode render everything with the GPU? And it works fine for gaming, provided you have an expensive gaming-oriented graphics card (which you need for gaming these days anyway).
I've got a quite old NVIDIA graphic card and I with installed restricted drivers from Settings panel (as also shown in this thread).
➜ ~ lspci
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G96 [GeForce 9400 GT] (rev a1)
I tried a lot of them: version 173-update, current, beta, but the only one that can run unity-2d it's current-update. That's Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS 64bit.
However...