When a window is removed from the deleted list, some effects can perform
cleanup. In its turn, it means that they can call some Window methods.
If those methods happen to be virtual, kwin can crash because calling
virtual methods in the destructor of a base class has undefined behavior.
maliit creates a fullscreen overlay window which doesn't go along well
with out geometry abstractions. For example, raw frame geometry can't be
used to displace normal windows otherwise they will be pushed offscreen.
Some of the maliit quirks are leaked in the InputMethod class. After
extending the lifetime of the InputPanelV1Window, they can cause
problems.
In order to make code in InputMethod more intuitive and encapsulate
maliit quirks, this change makes InputPanelV1Window interpret the
bounding rectangle of the input shape as the window geometry. This
lets us get rid of the hack in inputGeometry() too.
The size checks in Mode::VirtualKeyboard case have been removed because
they should be irrelevant. When reposition() is called, the wl_surface
is mapped, so its size cannot be 0x0.
Prior to dropping Deleted, we implicitly relied on the fact that the
QPointer storing the focused window will be reset to null when the
window is closed so we didn't include any cleanup logic.
After dropping Deleted and extending the lifetime of the original
window, it's no longer the case and we have to explicitly handle closing
the window otherwise kwin can encounter unexpected cases.
When client fails to import a DMABuf with a certain modifier, it will
remove it from offerings on his side and offer a new set of modifiers
for us to use. In case the list ends up being small enough that even we
won't be able to use any of the modifiers, we would still keep these
modifiers on our list and offering them to the client. With this we
would end up in a loop renegotiating and never actually fallback to use
MemFD buffers instead. We should also offer modifier-less DMABufs as
in the past. Using these we just need to avoid offering them as they
should be used as the last option.
BUG: 448839
Hiding the QWindow handle confuses QWidget, which results in user
actions menu not showing up on second launch. Might be a Qt bug.
On the other hand, it makes sense to close dismissed popups, so let's do
it.
This reverts commit 08e392f368.
It appears like with RHI, user code can't mess with its current opengl
context, so let's update shadows immediately.
Just to be sure, shadow cleanup logic in ShadowItem has been hardened to
avoid disturbing the current opengl context unnecessarily.
BUG: 467926
Window::desktop() is obsolete. On the other hand, X11 doesn't support
having a window on several virtual desktops, so we still need it. As a
compromise, this change moves it to X11Window instead.
org.kde.kcm.ConfigModule doesn't exist anymore. Its replacement lives in
org.kde.kcmutils module now.
Note that the replacement has no "quickHelp" property, so it's been
removed. While on this, also drop "ConfigModule.buttons". It still
exists in the new ConfigModule but the default buttons should be fine.
This reverts commit 9cd52b4060.
This commit broke the adjustable scroll speed feature on Wayland. That
feature may not have been implemented in the most technically ideal way,
but simply breaking it and leaving the mouse KCM with UI control that
does nothing isn't great. Besides, there was always a simple way to
avoid any scroll-related regressions caused by this feature: reset the
scroll speed to its default value, which internally is a multiplier of 1
and exercises the same codepath that 9cd52b40 imposes on everyone.
We can come up with a better implementation for Plasma 6.
BUG: 464592
FIXED-IN: 5.27.4
