How to disable auto resizing of windows when moved to the top? [duplicate]
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When I move a window close to the top, it snaps to maximum size. I am using Ubuntu 18.04, GNOME 3.28.2.
How do I disable that? I searched about six months ago, no way to disable back then.
1/5/19
Yes, solved! Thank you!
These two worked on my Ubuntu 18.04
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false- dconf-editor
These did not work
- GNOME Tweaks (disable "Edge Tiling" not available)
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
Thank you Kulfy, Hamza Saeed, vanadium, PRATAP.
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When I move a window close to the top, it snaps to maximum size. I am using Ubuntu 18.04, GNOME 3.28.2.
How do I disable that? I searched about six months ago, no way to disable back then.
1/5/19
Yes, solved! Thank you!
These two worked on my Ubuntu 18.04
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false- dconf-editor
These did not work
- GNOME Tweaks (disable "Edge Tiling" not available)
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
Thank you Kulfy, Hamza Saeed, vanadium, PRATAP.
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When I move a window close to the top, it snaps to maximum size. I am using Ubuntu 18.04, GNOME 3.28.2.
How do I disable that? I searched about six months ago, no way to disable back then.
1/5/19
Yes, solved! Thank you!
These two worked on my Ubuntu 18.04
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false- dconf-editor
These did not work
- GNOME Tweaks (disable "Edge Tiling" not available)
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
Thank you Kulfy, Hamza Saeed, vanadium, PRATAP.
18.04 gnome-shell
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When I move a window close to the top, it snaps to maximum size. I am using Ubuntu 18.04, GNOME 3.28.2.
How do I disable that? I searched about six months ago, no way to disable back then.
1/5/19
Yes, solved! Thank you!
These two worked on my Ubuntu 18.04
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false- dconf-editor
These did not work
- GNOME Tweaks (disable "Edge Tiling" not available)
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
Thank you Kulfy, Hamza Saeed, vanadium, PRATAP.
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To disable auto-resizing of the windows, open a terminal and run:
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
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Install "GNOME Tweaks" from the Software Centre
Go to "Windows" tab and disable "Edge Tiling"
Kindly select answer as solved if it solves your problem
Updated:
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
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Command Line way:
by default the value for edge-tiling is set to true..
check the value with the below command
gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
then set the value to false by below command
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
Example:
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
true
$ gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
$
GUI way
Open dconf-editor, if not installed install it by below command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install dconf-editor
search for "mutter" --> edge-tiling --> turn off the button.
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
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To disable auto-resizing of the windows, open a terminal and run:
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
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To disable auto-resizing of the windows, open a terminal and run:
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
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To disable auto-resizing of the windows, open a terminal and run:
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
To disable auto-resizing of the windows, open a terminal and run:
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides edge-tiling false
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
4,46151542
answered Jan 5 at 6:56
KulfyKulfy
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4,46151542
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add a comment |
Install "GNOME Tweaks" from the Software Centre
Go to "Windows" tab and disable "Edge Tiling"
Kindly select answer as solved if it solves your problem
Updated:
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
add a comment |
Install "GNOME Tweaks" from the Software Centre
Go to "Windows" tab and disable "Edge Tiling"
Kindly select answer as solved if it solves your problem
Updated:
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
add a comment |
Install "GNOME Tweaks" from the Software Centre
Go to "Windows" tab and disable "Edge Tiling"
Kindly select answer as solved if it solves your problem
Updated:
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
Install "GNOME Tweaks" from the Software Centre
Go to "Windows" tab and disable "Edge Tiling"
Kindly select answer as solved if it solves your problem
Updated:
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
edited Jan 6 at 5:06
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
answered Jan 5 at 5:55
Hamza SaeedHamza Saeed
40110
40110
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
add a comment |
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
Hamza there is no Edge tiling option under Windows in Tweaks at least in my main installation. Can you please share a screenshot? Thanks :)
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 14:00
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
@Kulfy updated!
– Hamza Saeed
Jan 6 at 5:06
add a comment |
Command Line way:
by default the value for edge-tiling is set to true..
check the value with the below command
gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
then set the value to false by below command
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
Example:
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
true
$ gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
$
GUI way
Open dconf-editor, if not installed install it by below command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install dconf-editor
search for "mutter" --> edge-tiling --> turn off the button.
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
add a comment |
Command Line way:
by default the value for edge-tiling is set to true..
check the value with the below command
gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
then set the value to false by below command
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
Example:
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
true
$ gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
$
GUI way
Open dconf-editor, if not installed install it by below command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install dconf-editor
search for "mutter" --> edge-tiling --> turn off the button.
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
add a comment |
Command Line way:
by default the value for edge-tiling is set to true..
check the value with the below command
gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
then set the value to false by below command
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
Example:
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
true
$ gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
$
GUI way
Open dconf-editor, if not installed install it by below command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install dconf-editor
search for "mutter" --> edge-tiling --> turn off the button.
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
Command Line way:
by default the value for edge-tiling is set to true..
check the value with the below command
gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
then set the value to false by below command
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
Example:
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling
true
$ gsettings set org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling false
$
GUI way
Open dconf-editor, if not installed install it by below command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install dconf-editor
search for "mutter" --> edge-tiling --> turn off the button.
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
answered Jan 5 at 7:01
PRATAPPRATAP
2,6652627
2,6652627
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
add a comment |
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
I don't think setting org.gnome.mutter edge-tiling will do this. I tried your method. Results: i.stack.imgur.com/0oINY.gif
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 12:57
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
Indeed, only works with the org.gnome.shell.overrides key.
– vanadium
Jan 5 at 14:00
add a comment |
Yes, this appears to be a duplicate and can be deleted. Thank you.
– Dave E.
Jan 5 at 22:27
No need to delete it :) duplicates have a big role in the Stack Exchange network, they work as signposts and help organising the sites.
– pomsky
Jan 6 at 13:25