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GNOME in Ubuntu Question.

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Does anyone know how to disable the window snapping to either left, right, top, or bottom? I like how the system appears with "Extra" graphic effects enabled, but how it sticks to the sides is becoming anoying. I can't seem to find out where I disable the option to make windows snap to the sides.
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Oddly, this is one of the features that I miss most when it's missing.

It should be under System -> Preferences -> Appearance. Select the Visual Effects tab, select Custom, and press the Preferences button. I have no idea what the option is actually called though.
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Run ccsm and go to Snapping Windows in the Window Management section.
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Juan wrote:Run ccsm and go to Snapping Windows in the Window Management section.
Hey thanks a million, these options that this enables are insane.
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