Fractional Scaling 1 pixel gap with all fullscreen windows.
Affected version
- OS: Arch Linux x86_64
- Gnome 3.36.1
- WM: Mutter 3.36.1
- Wayland
- Resolution: 2256 x 1504 (3:2)
Bug summary
When turning on any specific fractional scaling setting such as 150%, fullscreen windows all have a gap between the top of the window and the status bar. It isn't a severe issue; however, this does not happen with integer scaling values, and seems odd to happen in only fractional scaling.
Steps to reproduce
- Start gnome with Wayland
- Enable fractional scaling and set a fractional display scale
- Put an application in fullscreen windowed mode
What happened
Instead of fullscreen windowed mode meeting with the status bar as it does at 200% or 100% scaling the window instead remains 1 pixel below the top status bar leaving a gap where you can see the wallpaper peeking through.
What did you expect to happen
I expected the fullscreen windowed behavior to be the same as it is in integer scaling with the top of the window meeting the top status bar with no gap.
Relevant logs, screenshots, screencasts etc.
Screenshot of Gnome Settings window maximized at 200% scaling:
Screenshot of Gnome settings window maximized at 150% scaling:
(My wallpaper has grass hence green-white pixels in the gap)
