When filtering windows by screen, match the screen closest to the window
center, instead of testing whether the window is visible on the current
screen. The new method guarantees that when filtering by screen, the
window appears for exactly one screen. Previously windows spanning
multiple screens appear on all of them, and off-screen windows are not
shown in any screen.
BUG: 480028
BUG: 485337
FIXED-IN: 6.0.4
It makes sense only with dnd and sending the source_actions events for
selections and primary selections tricks gtk into thinking that there
are drag motion events.
BUG: 464196
Currently the edge erroneously triggers when the pointer repeatedly
enters and leaves the edge in short durations. Send all events to edges,
and reset the timer when pointer leaves edge. Add corresponding test.
BUG: 441892
FIXED-IN: 6.0.4
linux-drm-syncobj-v1 allows drivers and apps to synchronize KWin's buffer access
to their rendering, and synchronize their rendering to KWin's buffer release. This
fixes severe glitches with the proprietary NVidia driver and allows for some
performance improvements with Mesa too.
Accidental changes in zoom can become very time consuming to undo otherwise.
With a value of 100, you can still zoom in far enough to only see a few pixels
on the screen, so it shouldn't break any actual use cases
BUG: 485192
testCreateDmaBuf() is going to use the GbmGraphicsBufferAllocator under
the hood.
The GbmGraphicsBufferAllocator works as follows: if you pass it the
DRM_FORMAT_MOD_INVALID modifier, the resulting GraphicsBuffer is going
to have the invalid modifier as well. So the receivedModifiers check
is unnecessary.
Every caller of sendCursorData() is required to retrieve the
spa_meta_cursor object. But there's no good reason to do it, this can
be done by the sendCursorData() function.
Also, sendCursorData() is not a good name, it doesn't send anything.
Instead, it adds cursor metadata to the buffer.
The hardware cursor on vmware virtual machines is missing. This is
likely related to issues with importing DRM dumb buffers through
prime on vmwgfx.
Force software cursor on vmwgfx to make sure cursor is visible and
working properly until the hardware cursor is fixed.
Disable the readability checks when running on vmwgfx. The DMABuf syncs
seem broken on vmwgfx and until they're fixed disable the readablity
checks to actually let KDE propertly redraw when running on vmwgfx.
The DRM_IOCTL_MODE_CLOSEFB ioctl takes a struct drm_mode_closefb as
argument and not the framebuffer id as integer.
That distinction is important because the kernel side explicitly
checks whether the padding in drm_mode_closefb has been correctly
initialized to zero:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/drivers/gpu/drm/drm_framebuffer.c#n494
Use drm_mode_closefb and thus make sure the kernel side is not reading
garbage when testing the padding.
Now that we have Kirigami.Units.cornerRadius, there's a central source
of truth for corner radius so don't have to use random numbers for
these anymore.
Part of https://invent.kde.org/teams/vdg/issues/-/issues/45.
I swapped the order of "Add" and row count because (in LTR layouts)
row captions are on the left and an "Add" button on the right sits
right on top of the "Remove" buttons in the list view.
Right now both source and target color descriptions have SDR brightness values,
and the target one gets used; in this case however the source brightness needs
to be used instead.
BUG: 484497
Because of a shortcoming in upstream qtwaylandscanner and the cmake
macro we defered to the ecm macro which renames the output files
acoording to what qtwaylandscanner expects. However since this
was corrected in newer Qt this doesn't build anymore since
the tool now expects correctly named files.
The workaround prevents cropping with direct scanout, and it's no longer necessary
because we force a software cursor with adaptive sync on AMD to work around a related
problem
There's not much point checking that we can convert an executable into a
file if we are not going to use that file.
Signed-off-by: Victoria Fischer <victoria.fischer@mbition.io>
plasma-desktop/keyboard/keyboardmiscsettings.kcfg has the default value
600. When default value (600) is set from kcm, kwin will wrongly use its
own default value in the code (660, which is most likely due to a typo when the
code is initially written).
If two items display image data, the item renderer needs to special case
each item. It's not an extensible design, and my long term goal is to
introduce a separate tree specifically to solve this problem and also
help with computing the repaint damage automatically, instead of issuing
scheduleRepaint()s manually.
The first step is to refactor the item renderer so it merely takes the
input data and renders it. At the moment, it's not exactly the case
because surface textures are updated while painting the items, which
inherently requires special casing. This change moves surface texture
update code to the surface item so it's easier to refactor rendering code
in the item renderer.
