David Maas

> Out of curiosity could you describe your use case? I'm not @ZingBallyhoo and none of these situations are important to me personally, but I can imagine at least a...

On one hand I'd probably just prefer duplicate-by-default, but on the other hand I'm a frequent user of the middle-click-refresh gesture so I could certainly get used to doing that...

> * GitHub Actions has been updated to use the new domains, per [actions/setup-dotnet #570](https://github.com/actions/setup-dotnet/issues/570) Something maybe worth emphasizing is that consumers need to make sure they aren't using an...

> I didn't install Nahimic. Most people do not install it intentionally. A lot of the time it is installed automatically by Windows Update for devices which support it. (In...

It looks like it's actually stuck within `SDL_GL_DeleteContext`. I imagine if you enabled showing external code in the stack trace that you'd see it's stuck in your graphics driver. You...

> I assume that means it's just an integrated card. Correct. The Ryzen GPU is your iGPU and the Radeon one is your dGPU. > Also, aren't both cards integrated...

Thanks for reporting back! > I just tried on opengl3 + glfw, the problem doesn't seem to happen. That's quite surprising. If you could verify that it's running on the...

Oops, I think I knew about this oversight but forgot to report it :( Thanks for the reminder! `WM_GETMINMAXINFO` isn't the right message for this as that'll constantly refresh the...

> But I think a more backward compatible version would be to use `WM_WININICHANGE` for ImGui's purposes: `WINVER` 0x0400 is Windows NT 4.0 so probably not compatibility worth worrying about....

The fact that things fail in `ImGui_ImplDX11_CreateWindow` is potentially a red herring. Device removal if generally only ever reported when you interact with DXGI, but the actual cause of the...