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Dear all,
When I was in the x-window of Redhat 9.0, if I press the minimize button of the window, the window is minimized into the right-bottom corner of the screen. No button represents the window is left for me to reactivate the window.
However, I am sure the window is not closed. But I can not restore the window to use it.
Hi,
Try ALT-TAB keyboard command (hold ALT down then press TAB). You should see your window options in the middle of the screen. I run mandy 9.1 and sometimes i'll have some windows open but they won't show on the bottom (sometimes) like in windows. Don't know why, just does.
Hope that helps
RANDON
I use Gnome. the minimized window can be viewed only when I use alt-tab. when I minimize it, it will minimize to the right bottom corner, not in the work space bar at the bottom.
It is not conveinient for me.
Still, hope someone know the solution,,
thank you anyway
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