Consolatis

Completely random idea: what if the terminal uses an exclusive zone? Newly spawned windows should then be placed outside of that zone AFAIR. However it would also make existing maximized...

There is now a xdg-dialog-v1 [protocol](https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/blob/main/staging/xdg-dialog/xdg-dialog-v1.xml) but it seems as if doesn't help that much in this specific case as for it to function the xdg_toplevel (dialog) needs to have...

There are two things at play here: 1) `wlr-randr --output xx --on` doesn't seem to recalculate exclusive zones correctly. This sounds like a labwc bug. 2) using wlr-randr in the...

Is this for client side decorations or server side ones? Server side shadows should not exist in terms of hitbox detection, e.g. dropping something there should land on whatever is...

SSD shadows should really not get detected: https://github.com/labwc/labwc/blob/89589f17c4e8cd9dbab0ad79a34ee5edf2727fd8/src/ssd/ssd_shadow.c#L220 -> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots/-/blob/0.17/types/scene/wlr_scene.c?ref_type=heads#L1059-1106 Maybe this is actually about the invisible resize area? @Arnaudv6 does the same happen with server side decorations when you...

Hm.. we need to detect the invisible resize area to well, resize the window. Maybe we can either disable it or also set `point_accepts_input` temporarily when in dnd mode. As...

> LabWC looks like it uses all three states from the code Labwc only uses the `active` state (the protocol implementation itself supports everything from the protocol though, that was...

> It still seems to me even in that case it should only be active if it actually has focus. Can you elaborate on the use-case? You mean like keyboard-focus,...

> FYI: For Artix Linux the Labwc package is maintained by me. Noted for future updates with packaging related changes.

The link above is 404, I assume because the AUR package has been deleted due to now being available in the official repos. Will remove @Narrat from the list and...