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yilozt / mutter-rounded

A window manager for GNOME, with rounded corners patch
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mutter-rounded/
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Visual Glitch in GNOME 42 renders left and top fifth of windows transparent #68

Open salperinlea opened 2 years ago

salperinlea commented 2 years ago

Distro: Arch Linux 251 Kernel: Zen 5.17.9 Graphics: Hybrid, NVIDIA rtx 3060 and Intel iGPU Graphics drivers: NVIDIA-dkms 515.43.04, mesa 22.1.0-1 DE: GNOME 42. Note: KDE 5.24.5 also installed -- may be source of glitch? Running Wayland. Screen is a HiDPI screen with a resolution of 3840x2160.

I note that I followed the installation instructions in the repo, downlading the makepkg form the AUR git and running with --nocheck -si.

Screenshotted below is an image that displays the glitch -- the upper fifth of every window, which includes the entire menubar, alongside the leftmost fifth or so, is rendered as entirely transparent. Additionally, the font in windows is considerably enlarged and blurry, though this is a minor side effect compared to missing text and bar. Notably, the menubar buttons still work -- they just can't be seen.

Screenshot from 2022-05-31 14-01-20

yilozt commented 2 years ago

This bug only occurs in Wayland session with HiDPI, sorry that I still have no ideal to fix it. you can try to switch to Xorg session.

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Distro: Arch Linux 251 Kernel: Zen 5.17.9 Graphics: Hybrid, NVIDIA rtx 3060 and Intel iGPU Graphics drivers: NVIDIA-dkms 515.43.04, mesa 22.1.0-1 DE: GNOME 42. Note: KDE 5.24.5 also installed -- may be source of glitch? Running Wayland. Screen is a HiDPI screen with a resolution of 3840x2160.

I note that I followed the installation instructions in the repo, downlading the makepkg form the AUR git and running with --nocheck -si.

Screenshotted below is an image that displays the glitch -- the upper fifth of every window, which includes the entire menubar, alongside the leftmost fifth or so, is rendered as entirely transparent. Additionally, the font in windows is considerably enlarged and blurry, though this is a minor side effect compared to missing text and bar. Notably, the menubar buttons still work -- they just can't be seen.

[Screenshot from 2022-05-31 14-01-20]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40773827/171256467-faa4152f-45b8-44b8-b358-a5609ac7313e.png

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salperinlea commented 2 years ago

Ahh, alright. Unfortunately my multi-monitor setups only play well with Wayland. HiDPI is a curse sometimes. Happy to help guinea pig here to get this bug squashed, if it'd help.

diazabdulm commented 2 years ago

This is the same issue as #12. Seems to be a HiDPI problem irrespective of DE. The recommended fix over there was to run gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['scale-monitor-framebuffer']", which worked for me.