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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon hyprwm

Damage tracking incorrect on a gtk popup in evince

Open q234rty opened this issue 2 years ago • 6 comments

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Install evince.
  2. Open a document with evince.
  3. Open the burger menu.
  4. Move the mouse over the burger menu and observe this: Strange menu

q234rty avatar Jan 30 '23 15:01 q234rty

@q234rty does this still happen on 44.2 and the latest git it looks good to me image

romanstingler avatar Jun 22 '23 21:06 romanstingler

@romanstingler Try opening another app, make evince floating, then shrink it's window until the popup no longer fits in the window.

q234rty avatar Jun 23 '23 05:06 q234rty

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Ahh when you use floating window, I see Thx for clarification

romanstingler avatar Jun 23 '23 10:06 romanstingler

A similar issue occurs when right-clicking to open a context menu in Gnome Files: When clicking in a position where the dialog cannot be positioned below and to the right of the cursor (for example, close to the bottom screen edge), two popups appear: The "real" one and a flickering leftover dialog, I'm guessing due to incorrect damage tracking as well. Unfortunately the visual bug disappears when taking a screenshot, so I'm unable to share an image of this happening.

rmburg avatar Jul 26 '23 08:07 rmburg

@vaxerski any clue why the popup stops in the middle of the screen and starts to get squashed? image

romanstingler avatar Mar 09 '24 22:03 romanstingler

only reason for this could be that it's not a popup but a subsurface in which case whoever wrote this is braindead

vaxerski avatar Mar 09 '24 22:03 vaxerski