The text cannot be aligned to the icon (makes
it move around when dragging the icon) nor
can we just allocate two line (makes single lines
detached from the icon)
BUG: 343411
REVIEW: 122301
FIXED-IN: 5.2.1
otherwise the stored geometry would be correct for
maximized borders, thus the unmaximized borders
make the window to small on unmaximizing
BUG: 343691
FIXED-IN: 5.2.1
REVIEW: 122416
The text cannot be aligned to the icon (makes
it move around when dragging the icon) nor
can we just allocate two line (makes single lines
detached from the icon)
BUG: 343411
REVIEW: 122301
FIXED-IN: 5.2.1
Was only used as fallback for older NVIDIA drivers. At the same time
also drop the call to nvidia-settings which was also only used as
a fallback for refresh rate detection.
REVIEW: 122423
Add QT_VERSION_STR in addition to qVersion(). This could be useful
to see whether the runtime version is different to the Qt version
used at compile time.
Also adds the XCB_VERSION_STRING which is used at compile time.
This is useful as for example XCB::SYNC was broken prior to 1.10.
REVIEW: 122375
This change allows to include the effect_builtins.cpp into the build of
e.g. a kcm without having to link against all effects.
The use case for this is when one needs to resolve just the name of an
effect without wanting to hard code the name.
So far all cursors were only resolved through Qt::CursorShape, but
Qt::CursorShape is not a complete mapping of all cursors used inside
KWin. E.g. killwindow uses the "pirate" cursor.
This change keeps the cursors by name instead of Qt::CursorShape and
thus allows us to use Cursor for resolving XCursors everywhere.
libinput 0.8 is incompatible causing the build to fail. As we are in
dependency freeze the only option is to disable the build.
BUG: 342893
FIXED-IN: 5.2.1
the only way to ensure the view won't randomly become black
(probably QQuickwidget won't be fixed in qt anytime soon or
ever in 5.x lifetime due to how architecturally is)
basically systemsettings has no control of what gets loaded in,
if one other kcm will call winId(), this one will break.
BUG:341971
Xcb::GeometryHints is a convenient wrapper around the size hints
as described in ICCCM combined with the sanity checks so far applied
by KWin after reading the property.
Instead of accessing the members of the property structure, we are
now using the convenience methods.
During ::manage no further actions are triggered when reading the
size hints. Only when they are read later on the previous checks
are applied. During ::manage they can be ignored as it had a dedicated
isManaged check.
The method ::resizeWithCheck got a new argument of type xcb_gravity_t
which defaults to 0. This is needed from ::configureRequest which so
far temporarily changed the xSizeHints structure. By passing as an
argument this is no longer needed.
REVIEW: 122185
It's a convenient class to encapsulate the ICCCM WM_SIZE_HINT.
Instead of exposing just the properties it provides accessors for
the interesting parts and applies sanity checks.
If there were already a shadow, the quads are rebuild, but not if
we created a new shadow. This is not a problem if the shadow exists
before the quads are built for the first time (e.g. when managing
the window), but if the shadow is created later on the quads are
incorrect and the shadow doesn't get rendered at all. This happens
for example with Aurorae based decoration themes, where the creation
of the first shadow is delayed into the next event cycle.
Adjust the KWIN_DBUS_SERVICE_SUFFIX env variable in a multi-head
scenario instead of adjusting the "org.kde.kwin" DBus service which
we actually don't use in 5.x any more.
REVIEW: 122217
KWin sets a _ORG_KDE_KWIN_DBUS_SERVICE property on the root window
with the name of the DBus service it registered. The type of the
property is UTF8_STRING.
REVIEW: 122215
apparently some clients (randomly?) set
_NET_WM_USER_TIME to 0 (recorded for libreoffice,
audacity and perhaps firefox), so we allow to
forcefully have them accept the focus here
CCBUG: 340915
REVIEW: 122195
BUG: 342981
REVIEW: 122118
The geometry of the window when entering QTM is
a technical detail (caused by the maximizing action
of moving the window to the upper edge) and thus
does not qualify as geometry the window should be
restored to (using a deoc button, shortcut etc.)
