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Created May 05, 2018 by Joonas Henriksson@jh

Non-tiled window size not always remembered correctly on wayland

Only native wayland windows (non-Xwayland) seem to be affected.

There's at least two reproducible oddities:

First:

  1. Select un-maximized/-tiled window
  2. Tile the window to left or right (super+left/right arrow, or dragging to the screen edge both work)
  3. Untile the window with super+down arrow, or by dragging.
  4. The window is now smaller than at step 1. This is easy to notice by repeating steps 2. and 3.

Second:

  1. Select untiled window and resize to about 1/4 of the screen size
  2. Tile the window to left edge
  3. Tile the window to right edge
  4. Untile the window
  5. The window is now slightly smaller than half-tiled window. i.e. mutter seems to remember the half-tiled window size as unmaximized window size (+ it's slightly smaller as per the first issue).

I haven't noticed issues with maximizing/unmaximizing windows. Only half-tiling windows seems to work incorrectly.

Edited May 07, 2018 by Joonas Henriksson
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