Open LRitzdorf opened 1 year ago
Can you share what distro, desktop and its version are you using? Also link to GTK theme you are using could help diagnose this issue.
My guess would be that the theme is not particularly relevant (especially since other GTK programs are unaffected by this issue), but I'm also far from a GTK expert. Hopefully this helps somewhat!
GTK theme indeed does not seems to be the issue. Are you running AMD or Intel graphics?
Nvidia, actually — it's a 1660 Ti Mobile, with the latest proprietary driver. Fortunately, Hyprland has been running quite well on my system, despite the lack of official Nvidia support. I wouldn't expect to see GPU-related issues in just a single GTK app — that's not normal, is it?
hello same Issue here
In my case I thought this is because of the HIDPI monitor I have so tried to use an external monitor and the problem still persist
Arch 6.5.4-zen2-1-zen Laptop DE/WM:Hyprland latest as of date (v0.29.1-105-gea5d9584) running on INTEL
Thank you!
Same here, NixOS with latest git commit of this app, also Hyprland, so Hyprland seems to be the problem. Didn't happen on all other GTK apps though.
This is a bit of an odd issue, but the "hamburger" menu (at top right) renders at a much smaller size than should be normal. It's roughly near the top right corner of this screenshot, overlapping with the output name:![image](https://github.com/artizirk/wdisplays/assets/42657792/de44acd0-5b69-48a2-a04e-2a566357caf6)
Despite the rendering weirdness, menu items highlight and toggle when I hover and click on the areas where they should actually be. The exception to this is the last option (which I can't read, but presumably toggles display identification) — it does not highlight on hover, and crashes wdisplays when the corresponding area is clicked. The only output from this crash, is
Gdk-Message: 02:23:22.312: Error flushing display: Protocol error
(visible when launching wdisplays from a terminal).I've tested Gnome's Seahorse program, which also uses GTK3 and has a similar dropdown menu. It does not manifest this issue.
Please let me know if any additional troubleshooting would be useful — I'm happy to help out!