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Describe the bug
Turning off the monitor and then one again, causes Foot size and position to be altered.
For example, if I have in foot.ini:
initial-window-size-chars=90x26
then of course Foot windows are created of that 90x26 size, and centered.
But if I leave a Foot window open and idle, and power-cycle the monitor, Foot window becomes smaller and placed somewhere else in the desktop.
Maximized windows don't seem to be affected.
To Reproduce
Open a Foot terminal window, of 90x26 for example.
Turn the monitor off and on again.
The Foot terminal window is now of a different size (smaller) and is at a different position on the desktop!
Expected behavior
I believe Foot's window should keep the same size and position when power-cycling the monitor.
Wayfire version
Wayfire 0.9.0-0583157 (Jun 21 2024) branch master
More information
This is apparently a compositor bug. Foot's author says that it simply uses the size and position provided by the compositor, so some of this information seems to be lost on monitor power-cycling: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/1750
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Turning off the monitor and then one again, causes Foot size and position to be altered.
For example, if I have in foot.ini:
initial-window-size-chars=90x26
then of course Foot windows are created of that 90x26 size, and centered.
But if I leave a Foot window open and idle, and power-cycle the monitor, Foot window becomes smaller and placed somewhere else in the desktop.
Maximized windows don't seem to be affected.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
I believe Foot's window should keep the same size and position when power-cycling the monitor.
Wayfire version
Wayfire 0.9.0-0583157 (Jun 21 2024) branch master
More information
This is apparently a compositor bug. Foot's author says that it simply uses the size and position provided by the compositor, so some of this information seems to be lost on monitor power-cycling:
https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/1750
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: