Ferdinand Bachmann

It is correct that in Wayland the client is responsible for managing the state of the cursor, and could potentially hide it. That would probably require wl-mirror to interact with...

From a wayland protocol perspective, the client doesn't have a lot of influence over focus, neither keyboard nor mouse, and the influence that is available is often limited to specific...

Yes, not being able to focus the window while still being able to move your mouse there would be confusing. Regardless, I don't think any of the features described here...

That sounds great! The quick fix with ustl is mainly stated here for completeness and for students of the current semester that develop on Arch, Fedora, or OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, which...

I sometimes have a similar issue, and a workaround for me is to run `swaymsg output eDP-1 disable; swaymsg output eDP-1 enable` (I have a keybind for it since it...

Output mirroring, or at least mirroring of the contents of a sway "container" is something that is definitely something very needed outside of just presenting a single application. Doing hands-on...

I tried to read into the sway and wlroots code base multiple times, and even tried to ask on IRC for some documentation, but the answer was mostly "implement it...

> Also, just adding this seems to fix this issue, though this is not the best way to do it (not fixing the root cause). > > ```diff > diff...

I looked at this again, and I think I have more of an idea of where this is going wrong. The following is a timeline of things happening: - A...

Here are my test case and debug print patches I used to debug this: [gist](https://gist.github.com/Ferdi265/2f0ec8c5eafc210b9bc73dedf0c8f625) Note: the debug patch intentionally crashes once the negative container size is set. This makes...