Please describe the bug
When I drag floating windows while using Hypr WM on Ubuntu, they leave a "trail" (see screenshot). Windows also do not disappear when I close them. I am using the default config and I built Hypr from source after installing all dependencies.
Steps to reproduce:
Build Hypr from source, following the instructions
Copy the binary and desktop file to the proper destinations
Copy example/hypr.conf to ~/.config/hypr/
Install kitty, dmenu, etc
Reboot and select Hypr as the WM at login
Open new kitty window (or any other program)
Put window in floating mode with Super+Space
Press Super while dragging window, and it leaves a trail
Expected behavior
The window should drag and move properly, and then close when Super+C is pressed.
Screenshots
Anything else?
Sorry if this is a noob question or something that I am doing wrong. I made sure all dependencies are installed as well as G++. I have tried this on two different Ubuntu computers, with different GPUs, and the results are the same so I do not think this is driver-related.
Log:
There is no log at /tmp/hypr/hypr.log for some reason.
Please describe the bug When I drag floating windows while using Hypr WM on Ubuntu, they leave a "trail" (see screenshot). Windows also do not disappear when I close them. I am using the default config and I built Hypr from source after installing all dependencies.
Steps to reproduce:
example/hypr.conf
to~/.config/hypr/
Expected behavior The window should drag and move properly, and then close when Super+C is pressed.
Screenshots![2023-02-24-125256_1440x900_scrot](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/78571139/221258766-7569564f-b799-4203-af9c-bddd3c15d0a7.png)
Anything else? Sorry if this is a noob question or something that I am doing wrong. I made sure all dependencies are installed as well as G++. I have tried this on two different Ubuntu computers, with different GPUs, and the results are the same so I do not think this is driver-related.
Log: There is no log at
/tmp/hypr/hypr.log
for some reason.