Created attachment 1894629 [details] Screenshot of the result Description of problem: For reasons I can't pinpoint, sometimes, seemingly at random, some windows, which were maximised, lose their placement and maximised state. A part of them is usually out of the screen and under the gnome top bar (see attachment) and sometimes they are almost out of reach. The windows seem to "remember" that they were maximised because if I press "super" and click on them they are maximised again and regain their original placement (or if I move them in a different work space, in the gnome overview, they are immediately maximised). How reproducible / Steps to Reproduce: As I said I can't pinpoint what triggers this bug, but when it happens it seems to happen when the energy saver kicks in to turn off the screen or put the computer to sleep. I had once the impression that it can also happen when I open the gnome overview. Actual results: See the attachment in which gnome builder, which still has the focus, was maximised then was moved left partially out of the screen. Expected results: The windows should remain maximised. Additional info: To make sure it was not linked to my settings, I tried with a fresh user and that happened again. There is apparently nothing in journaltcl (as far as I can tell), except that strange message (mostly related to firefox but also with liferea and a couple of others) : Unsupported modifier, resource creation failed. XXX: resource creation failed BUT the bug never seems to happen with firefox but rather with applications such as evolution, gnome-builder, terminal for example. Last, it started when I moved to fedora 36. I chose mutter as the culprit but I could be wrong. If you want more information, let me know. Thanks
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