Steps to Reproduce
- Open a tilix window (window 1), then add terminal down or right.
- Maximize one of the terminal
- Open another tilix window (window 2).
- Drag the maximized terminal in window 1 into window 2.
Expected Behaviour
The terminal is dragged out of it's own window context. It is reasonable that it automatically snaps out of the maximized state right before dropping into another tilix window. And when inside the new window, it can normally accept another "maximize" command to take the full size of that window.
Actual Behaviour
The terminal dropped into the new window in normal in size, but the internal state stays "maximized". That means there is no way I can maximize that terminal anymore. Neither the button on the top right (only show the "restore" button) nor the keyboard shortcut works for the terminal.
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Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behaviour
The terminal is dragged out of it's own window context. It is reasonable that it automatically snaps out of the maximized state right before dropping into another tilix window. And when inside the new window, it can normally accept another "maximize" command to take the full size of that window.
Actual Behaviour
The terminal dropped into the new window in normal in size, but the internal state stays "maximized". That means there is no way I can maximize that terminal anymore. Neither the button on the top right (only show the "restore" button) nor the keyboard shortcut works for the terminal.
Versions