Closed Ricky-Tigg closed 1 year ago
Thank you for the clarification. Yes, I saw it on Windows too. I could not find the root cause of it. Actually that rolling menu is managed by QT itself, and I have no control of it. However, I will investigate it more.
In replying to Issue #26, a question has arisen. According to my test and your error in Issue #26, MainWindow(The window you captured above) cannot be opened on wayland. How could you see the captured screen on wayland? (There might be a difference between your installation of Rocky Linux and mine)
Ticket 26 is made against a VM (QEMU Standard PC Q35 + ICH9, 2009),. and Rocky with defaults, among them Gnome 40.4.0.
Here the machine is physical, Gnome 43.1, and Fedora. Regardless a session being on X.org or Wayland, by pressing the key dedicated for screen printing e.g. prt scr on my laptop, a capture can be taken. You shall see by testing.
]$ dnf -q rq --installed --archlist noarch,x86_64 --qf '%{name} %{version}' gcc python3 vte291 glibc openmpi git-core xcb-util* qt* | column
gcc 12.2.1 qt5-qtx11extras 5.15.7
git-core 2.38.1 qt5-qtxmlpatterns 5.15.7
glibc 2.36 qt5-srpm-macros 5.15.7
openmpi 4.1.4 qt6-qtbase 6.4.1
python3 3.11.0 qt6-qtbase-common 6.4.1
qt 4.8.7 qt6-qtbase-gui 6.4.1
qt-common 4.8.7 qt6-qtdeclarative 6.4.1
qt-settings 37.0 qt6-qtsvg 6.4.1
qt-x11 4.8.7 qt6-qtwayland 6.4.1
qt5-qtbase 5.15.7 vte291 0.70.1
qt5-qtbase-common 5.15.7 xcb-util 0.4.0
qt5-qtbase-gui 5.15.7 xcb-util-image 0.4.0
qt5-qtcharts 5.15.7 xcb-util-keysyms 0.4.0
qt5-qtdeclarative 5.15.7 xcb-util-renderutil 0.3.9
qt5-qtwayland 5.15.7 xcb-util-wm 0.4.1
Ok, Now I see you have so many different testing environments!
By the way, I found that even QT designer showed the detaching. It might be an internal bug of QT itself.
Indeed, that what it seems to me as well, then we can close.
kernel v.: 6.0 | distribution: Fedora | baram v.: 22.0.4 | window system: Wayland (served by Mutter in my user session)
Hello. Running BARAM:
Rolling menus can be detached from their window. Not reproducible on X.org. Illustration: