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Created attachment 565195 [details] Picture of panel when one app is maximized The panel depicts a scaled version of each desktop. If I maximize any window, I would expect that window would cover the entire area for that desktop in the panel. It does not do this and instead covers an area consistent with 1 of my two monitors. It looks like xfce4-panel is detecting another disabled monitor and allocating area for that display as well. Additional info: If I drag a window to the sides, it snaps to the adjacent desktop as soon as the mouse cursor hits the edge of the display. This seems to indicate that XCFE is aware of the correct display size.
This is a know problem, but according to upstream libwnck is to blame, see https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7073
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