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Description of problem: Snapping windows are a nice feature. Simply drag a window to the left or right border to automatically have it resized to fill half of the secreen and tile two windows vertically. Unfortunately this does not work in dual screen setups. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-2.91.91-2.fc15.i686 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Attach a second display to your computer. By default it will be attached right of the first one. 2. Drag a window to the right border of the first display. Actual results: Window will be moved to the second screen. Expected results: As soon as the right border of the window hits the border of the display, snapping should be offered, this means the transparent blue area should indicate where the window would be if you stop dragging now and it was snapped to the right display border. The window should only be moved to the second display if you drag it a little further so that it's right border *passes* the display's right border. Having one window snapped to the left side of the first display and the other window to either the left or right side of the second display doesn't make sense because it leaves you with two desktops that are both covered half. Two windows tiled vertically on one display and having another desktop available for other stuff makes much more sense, therefor snapping should be preferred over moving. Adding a little resistence while moving something over the display border might makes sense here.
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