Bottom-edge window placement doesn't take decoration height into consideration

This bug was fixed in the package compiz - 1:0.9.11+14.04.20140303-0ubuntu1

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compiz (1:0.9.11+14.04.20140303-0ubuntu1) trusty; urgency=low

  [ Marco Trevisan (Treviño) ]
  * Window: define proper cases when we need to resize a window when
    decorating/undecorating Yeah, again here... So, now when setting the
    window extents, we resize a window only in these cases: 1) We have a
    normal window that has never been decorated (lp:1282304) 2) We're
    (re)decorating a maximized or fullscreen window (lp:1282305) This
    seems to work well in all the cases I tested, with no regressions
    with nedit (that highlighted an issue with old code path) (LP:
    #1282304, #1282305)
  * Opengl, Texture: don't try to create a texture of invalid (empty or
    negative) size This seem to cause also a crash when using software
    rendering. (LP: #1055166)
 -- Ubuntu daily release <email address hidden> Mon, 03 Mar 2014 20:09:55 +0000

This fix solves the problem, but at the cost of unnecessarily resizing all non-fullscreen windows. Now all new terminals (even those that would not have been placed over the edge of the workspace) are 79 columns by 22 rows, which is ... unsatisfactory.

I have filed bug 1287472 to track this regression.

Also this introduce introduce bizarre behavior of main window of many applications.

Example with gnome screenshot:

- Then open gnome sreenshot, show up without "Take Screenshot" button which is placed in the bottom of main window. This button becomes visible only when the window is moved. (see video in attachament).

So, this was close, but not quite right. The attached screenshot of my old testcase (hitting Ctrl-Alt-T 4 times) now shows my terminals *almost* hitting the bottom and right edges, but not quite. Still a regression from saucy, though a much less nasty regression than having them off the screen.

This seems to be correctly fixed with the current compiz (1:0.9.11+14.04.20140310-0ubuntu1)