As the title suggests.
To rep:
export GDK_BACKEND=wayland
start firefox nightly
Click the menu & you end up with > https://www.enlightenment.org/ss/display.php?image=e-5befe370e9da01.01832355.png
Happens on git and stable E.
As the title suggests.
To rep:
export GDK_BACKEND=wayland
start firefox nightly
Click the menu & you end up with > https://www.enlightenment.org/ss/display.php?image=e-5befe370e9da01.01832355.png
Happens on git and stable E.
Can you do that with WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 so we can see what the client/compositor conversation looks like to get there?
Log with WAYLAND_DEBUG=1
i made some bubbles appear (showed up at 0.0 up left) and opened the menu a few times. once it was under the main window and after i moved the ff win it appeared on the top left also.
Thanks, that fflog2 is excellent.
Looks like they create a subsurface for the menu, then create a subsurface of the subsurface at 0,0 inside the menu subsurface.
There's a reasonable chance this is some kind of E bug where the nested subsurface's co-ords aren't properly being added to the parent subsurface?
This does look like an E bug to me.
@ApB fwiw - I can rep this with firefox stable, so its not just nightly. Looking into it.
I'm seeing behaviour that might be related. I'm working on a gtk3 app that renders some gtk3 menus in a menubar. When running under Wayland, the 1st time that an application window renders a menu, it appears slightly offscreen ( slightly too high ). If I close the menu and reopen it, nothing appears ( the parent menubar widget becomes highlighted, but no menu appears onscreen ). These menus, which are dynamically generated and appear in all windows, have the same issue in every window ... and we always see the same pattern of the 1st menu per window being slightly offscreen, and others completely invisible/offscreen.
I'm attaching a log with GDK_BACKEND=wayland and WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 set ...
I don't believe that this is an EFL/Enlightenment issue ... I get a similar problem when running under Weston (see attached screenshot
). This smells like a GTK issue....@devilhorns while transmission might be ok firefox seems to still be fucked up with placements. (at least the version i have).
https://www.enlightenment.org/ss/display.php?image=e-5cf11665777664.15652395.jpg
willing to bet that it has to do with our broken subsurface handling.