Description of problem: fedora nightly, fired up gnome, started poking around gnome. fired up "noatun" (lovely, name, especially the "Young Hickory" config section, but thats another bug report...). Selected to turn on all the visualizations, then click ok or apply or whatever, the windows poped up, and the wm started kind of stacking them on slightly offset but on top of each other. It looked like one of them got placed almost off screen as well. At which point, the windows started moving across the screen of there own accord. At a rate of say, 80 pixels a sec or so. Down, and to the right. Untill they are all bunched in a pile in the lower right, with only the title bar showing. I use a panel that only covers about the left 40% of the bottom of the screen. If at this point, I slide it over to the right side where the poor huddled masses have gathered, then they pop back up to the top left and retrace there journey. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): metacity-2.6.2-1 kdemultimedia-3.1.4-1 How reproducible: Seems pretty easy to reproduce for me. All I have to do is to start up "noatun" now (after turning on the visualizations)
Jeremy and I are pretty sure noatun does this on purpose - it has some sort of "move your windows around" visualization. Reopen if we're on crack.