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Old 02-20-2005, 07:08 AM   #1
Napper
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Gnome doesn't remember window positions anymore


Hi everybody,

toyed around with my Gnome a little bit yesterday and now one very cool feature is gone: It doesn't remember the position of a window anymore, or to phrase it differently, it remembers the old position but doesn't save the new ones. Kinda goes like this: I open a Nautilus window and it opens at a position xy. I move the window to a position x1y1 and close it. Now I open it again. It's at xy... That kinda kills the whole spatial idea. There probably is a setting for this somewhere (in GConf maybe?). Can anybody help? Please?

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