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Interesting, I hadn't seen this issue. Just for fun if you try un-tiling them and re-tiling? I can have a look at it later today.
Nothing changes, also tried to disable and enable again the extension, at first I've though it was something related to Nvidia drivers but since this also happened in the vm I can't say they have relation. Maybe something related to Pop_OS! itself?
Is pop gnome 3.34? I need to spin it up in a VM to test on pop, I only use vanilla gnome regularly.
Yes it is
Ok thanks, well unfortunately I don't have an answer for you at the moment, but I'll definitely look at it tonight.
Do you have issues when gaps are > 0?
Didn't noticed any, so far I've only tested the default config and the one without gaps, in the default didn't have any problems at all.
Awesome, I'll get it patched up tonight and if you could help confirm the fix I'd be grateful.
well got to reproduce it in fedora inside a virtual machine, but looks like it only afected the gnome terminal
As soon I receive the notification for the patch I'll try it
i knew i had encountered this report somewhere before, just had to find it. there are a number of issues with gnome-terminal regarding tiling:
i feel like i'm being bitten by the same wackiness. may take me a little longer than anticipated to figure it out.
EDIT: using termite, kitty, alacritty all work fine as terminal replacements. i don't use terminator or tilix so haven't tested those.
Gonna use my alacritty configs, looks like a problem with terminals that use gtk, I'll test it again in fedora with alacritty
hrm, seems like gnome-terminal is the culprit. tilix and terminator are working as expected for me.
looks like was it, testing here on notebook after changing to alacritty and no issues so far. only tweaks seen to bug sometimes but nothing that's important.
Maybe more like something that could benefit is when there's only one app in the workspace the same app goes to full mode, just like clicking twice or pressing Super+Ctrl+Up, I don't know how difficult it is to do this so maybe looking into it later. So far the issue has been resolved, gtk terminals don't like tilling. EDIT: Then i got that I've just described the behaviour of the smart gaps from i3-gaps
When I try to set the gaps between windows to 0 it starts to become a little buggy, sometimes the tilling simply stops. The first behaviour happened in both notebook and virtual machine.
Steps to reproduce:
OBS: I'm currently using the hybrid graphic mode which uses both integrated Intel and Nvidia gpu.