Description of problem:
I observe several problems with window maximization and drag behavior on
windows positioned in a secondary monitor.  I don't ever observe these problems
on the primary monitor.  The resolutions of the monitors are:

Primary:    1280x800
Secondary:  1920x1080

The secondary monitor is above the first.

The improper behavior is described below, but it's more easily understood by
watching the attached video.

1.  When maximizing a window, the window is maximized vertically but not
horizontally.  The horizontal border is positioned to what appears to be the
edge of the primary monitor below it.

2.  Maximizing to half of the screen does not work.  Dragging a window to the
right or left border does not result in the corresponding half of the desktop
being highlighted.

3.  There are arbitrary "stick" or "snap" lines.  When dragging a window
horizontally, it sticks to this line until dragged well past the line.  The
vertical line is in a different position when dragging left vs. right.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
mutter-3.2.1-2.fc16.x86_64

How reproducible:
This behavior is only reproducible when the secondary monitor is "above" the
first.  Arranging the secondary monitor below, left, or right results in
windows behaving as expected.  I've tested this with two secondary monitors
that both have larger horizontal resolutions than the primary.  I have also tested it with a secondary monitor that has the same horizontal resolution as the primary.  I have not tested it with one that has a smaller horizontal resolution. 


Additional info:
Video card is an Intel mobile GM45 Express using
xorg-x11-drv-intel-2.15.0-5.fc15.x86_64.

I am running a Fedora and have observed this in F15 and F16.

This bug was originally filed in the fedora bugzilla at 
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=746462.  I was told to re-file this upstream.