Can't resize application. about oversteer HOT 13 CLOSED

Please, could you post screenshots of the application when launched and after maximizing?

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I've made some changes to the layout and disabled the maximize function because the layout doesn't work well with it.

I've removed the dead band too.

Please, check the changes and post screenshots of any persisting issue.

Thanks.

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Here are 2 pictures. The first is just launched and the second is with the app moved up as far as possible. The app is larger than the available screen space in both cases.

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Wow! That's a pretty broken UI.

I see the Debian logo, but you reported as using Ubuntu 18.04.

The problem could be a very old or broken version of GTK3, or maybe the Python bindings. Maybe the gtk theme. I don't even know where to start to try to reproduce what you have there.

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It's just ubuntu 18.04 running gnome shell to get the old classic desktop.

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How have you made gnome shell have that old classic desktop look?

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I'm pretty sure I use gnome flashback.

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I could have also used gnome-shell-extensions. I honestly don't remember. I have gnome-shell-extensions deb installed so that's probably what I'm using. I think I used gnome flashback on 16.04 because that's all that was available then but gnome-shell-extensions is the newer way to get the old classic desktop.

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@IOBYTE, are you still experiencing this problem or has it gone away?

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Nothing has changed. It starts up larger than the available vertical screen space (bottom is chopped off) and there is no resize button and you can't grab the sides to resize it.

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I upgraded ubuntu from 18.04 to 20.04 and the gui is now smaller than the screen. I still can't resize it but I can see all of it now.

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Resizing is disabled. Is it still as broken as it was or does it look right now?

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From the last comment I'm guessing this is fixed.

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