[ubuntu-za] Moving windows between desktops

[Jan Greeff]

Please help with a small problem that I have - previously I could move a 
window from one desktop to another by a simple drag and drop operation 
in the desktop switcher. This facility seems to have disappeared or has 
been disabled and I cannot get it to work again.

It is easy enough to click to go to the next desktop but sometimes you 
have two windows on one desktop, then it is handy to simply drag and 
drop the top one to the next available space.

I am running on Ubuntu 10.10.

Jan


On 05/07/2011 17:36, Navdeep Singh Sidhu wrote:
> As i wrote my problem some weeks ago, that Fedora 15 or any other 
> linux version didn't run on my Laptop.I got two problems:-
> 1. My screen goes Black on booting Linux.
> 2.I got Intel error with following message
> > - Dropping to debug shell.
> > sh: can't access tty: job control turned off
> > dracut:/#
> >
>
>  I can run any game or softwares on my system using windows. I'm 
> possessed with Linux,but i can't use Linux on my system.
>  I have contacted Dell technical support for help regarding this 
> problem. They told me that there will be no option in BIOS to disable 
> one of my graphics card. So the problem remains same. They told me 
> that nVIDIA is primary graphics card in my laptop & Intel HD3000 is 
> secondary graphics card. And also as i'm using i-7 processor that 
> support's some kind of architecture that has to use both of graphics 
> card & i can't disable any of them. in short, they said that my 
> laptop's hardware architecture supports only both card option & i 
> can't disable any of them. But i don't believe them, there is no such 
> architecture in which we can't disable one of the graphics card. 
> Hardware manu. companies designs motherboard in such way that if one 
> of graphics card fails (like let nVidia fails in most of the 
> cases)then automatically it switches to inbuilt VGA (Intel HD 3000) or 
> secondry vga. I'm not sure about my statement but i think so.
>
> But if they are true, then this means any of linux distro can't 
> support my hardware. So we have to design such kernel that supports 
> all the hardwares & architectures. Can we design this kind of kernel? 
> it doesn't matters what the problem is, may be it is nvidia's optimus 
> drivers that they have not given to add in Linux kernel or any 
> architecture problem that is not supported by Linux. the main thing is 
> that Linux Doesn't have solution for both problem. It applies to all 
> Distros. So can open source programmers design such kernel or not ? Or 
> i haave to wait for next 10 years to use Linux on my Laptop.
>
> Regards,
> Navdeep Singh 
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