[GNC] Fwd: GnuCash window placement

[David Carlson]

Wow, there it is!  Right at the top.  Why would anyone want to do that????

And it works!!!

Thanks!

On Sat, Feb 13, 2021 at 3:19 PM David Cousens <davidcousens at bigpond.com>
wrote:

> David,
>
> Adrien referred to the Gnome Tweaks tool earlier. If you have it installed
> or it is by default with the gnome-desktop,  it has an option in the
> Windows
> options to Attach Modal Dialogs to the parent Window. I don't know if this
> is your problem.
>
> It has no effect in the Cinnamon desktop in Linux Mint after restarting the
> desktop  and restarting GnuCash. The popup windows still move independently
> and are not locked to the parent and either can be switched to the front
> with Alt-Tab.
>
> This option isn't available in the Windows settings  in the Linux MInt
> preferences. I am not familiar enough with the Linux MInt, Ubuntu, Gnome
> differences and interoperability to know if the gnome tweaks tool works
> properly in Linux Mint or not. I had installed it after someone suggested
> using it for another adjustment some time ago . I can't rmember if it fixed
> that either.
>
> Appreciate the problem with cats and keyboards. Mine like to wander around
> the keyboard as well. Also enjoy chasing the mouse pointer and moving
> objects on the screen which is how one of my monitors has an inactive
> stripe
> down one edge after falling on the floor when he leapt at an image of a
> bird
> flying across the screen.
>
> David Cousens
>
>
>
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David Carlson