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That's actually one of the better new features in Windows 10 (that you can these days scroll an inactive window).
by eMSF 7y ago
That's actually one of the better new features in Windows 10 (that you can these days scroll an inactive window).
- skykooler 7y agoOh, really? I might give it a try again one of these days, then.
- mcv 7y agoI'm no Windows fan, but Windows 10 is the first where I don't actively hate the window manager. Well, I do hate how it keeps moving all my windows to the left side of the desktop. Not sure why that is happening. So I guess I hate something different about it now.
- m_mueller 7y agoYou mean it's snapping to the left half after some action? That would probably be when you press Windows+Left-Arrow, happens to me sometimes when I try to do Ctrl-left for example.
- mcv 7y agoIt's generally when I unlock the screen after waking up. I have no idea if I accidentally pressed Windows+Left, but it's doing this very consistently.
- m_mueller 7y agosounds a bit like a driver issue, like it changes the screen resolution during wake-up. you should figure out whether it's the exact size used for half-pane snapping (which sounds like userland issue), or whether it's some other size.
- mcv 7y agoI don't think it's the size for 'half-pane snapping'. It seems a faulty screen resolution change on wake-up might indeed be my problem.