Borderless window incorrect y origin placement issue
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Similar behaviour occurs for Team Fortress 2, however, it corrects itself to the proper position after the menu appears.
The controls however are still out of place. I have to click a few pixels above a button to press it.
While launching:
After launching with bugged controls, seen with the overlay message appearing way too low:
Nothing extracted yet.
When I start Dota 2 within a borderless window, the game does not adhere to the proper y origin resulting in a gap above the game. I can not feed a negative y value to the game to make up for this. Every time I start the game I will have to manually move the window up by dragging it via the Alt key.
I am running Ubuntu 13.10 Desktop 64-bit. The issue occurs with both the free software and the proprietary graphics processing unit driver.
I am running it in a borderless window to easily allow me to switch to another workspace, to for example switch to another soundtrack, without the game minimising as it does in full screen mode.