dragging a window across tabs leaves you in the old tab

I can't reproduce this in 0.14 - could you try installing that from our PPA?

Yes indeed, I installed 0.14 and can confirm the issue. It doesn't happen always; in simple cases it seems to do the correct thing. However it seems to be reproducible with the following setup:

1. Create two tabs, with a vertical split in each.
2. From the first tab, drag the left window to the second tab, to the bottom right (creating an hsplit with the right window).

You should now be back in the first tab, even though the window is in the second tab. Not that dragging it back to where it was leaves you in the first window as expected!

Thanks for the reproduction steps, I can now confirm this, even on the newly release 0.92. I'll investigate what's going on.

Thanks Chris! After reading my previous comment, I see there was a typo that
makes a sentence have the opposite meaning than what was intended. Where I
wrote "Not that dragging it back to where it was" it should be "NOTE that
dragging it back to where it was", sorry for any confusion that may have
caused.

For the technically inclined, what's happening here is that as we're removing the terminal from one tab, we drop that tab down to a single terminal, so it removes the Paned widget and adds the Terminal. In-so-doing, the tab notices that it is empty briefly, and removes itself from the Notebook widget, but then adds itself back in, but this causes it to appear at the end of the tab list, not its original place.

I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to stop this behaviour, but at least I know exactly what's causing it!

This is fixed in trunk revisoin 995. Thanks for the report!

Awesome, thanks Chris! Is this planned for Lucid or a PPA release, that I
might take advantage of the fix?

It'll certainly be in 0.93 in our PPA, but I'm hoping I can work something out for Lucid itself. I don't have a firm time for 0.93, but maybe in the next week or so?