https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3037
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--- Comment #70 from testelor@yahoo.com --- (In reply to Andrew Gaydenko from comment #52)
Heh.. Ok, I'll try to describe the issue again :-)
Say, we have internal window inside main window, and the first one doesn't touch any edge of the second. Now, let's try to resize intenal window this way: take with mouse, say, right bottom corner and drag it towards right bottom corner of the main window. At the moment when you drop "resize mouse pointer" - and last one touches any edge or right-bottom corner of main window, scroll bar(s) suddenly appears. Expected (and old, very old :-)) behavior: after dropping resize pointer, intenal window is resized to be *adjoining* internal window edges. *Without* any scrollbars.
I don't know how this bug goes nowadays, but, if I understood correctly, the correct behaviour should be for LTspice to stop the dragging when I reach the margins of the external window?
If so, then with 1.9.11 (archlinux x64, 32bit profile) it's correct. No matter where I try to resize an internal window, the moment I reach the boundaries of the external, underlying window, the mouse stops, no scrollbars appear.