mark-herbert42

I've done that and received small , not small - tiny icons on huge buttons of the same size. Here is the shot of mate panel and wf-panel side by...

I think got how Mate do it if (panel_size < 30) { gtk_css_provider_load_from_data (css_provider, ".panel-button {min-height: 13px; min-width: 13px; padding: 0px;}", -1, NULL); } Put padding to 0 for buttons...

things work strange way there. So I made the theme with 0 padding, also activated small buttons in css. So when I do not use window-list plugin wf-shell gives same...

Fixed by adding .wf-panel .window-list * { min-height: 8px; } into panel.css Looks like min-height is set too hight somewhere in defaults by gtkmm.

It works and I do use it now. It misses some features like autohide, but in other ways seems to be more functional than wf-panel. But also much more code...

I am a laptop user. Where the resouces does matter - here I have battery, soldered memory and cooling fans that spin up ad sound like F-15 at takeoff when...

I agree with you here - vulkan is used not only as graphics renderer, but also used as AI driver level etc, so it potentially has some future advantages as...

actually from what I see in wlroots and kwin discussions - it is in theory possible to implement ICC profiles and HDR in GLES (gles3), so the only vulkan advantage...

I've noticed the difference in colors as the first thing autostarts up in my desktop is a terminal with some transparency. There are a lot of draft PR's for vulkan...

Also seems that applications like firefox use GLES rendering inside, so it might be a better match with the GLES renderer within compositor. So I've tried vulkan, it us definitely...