[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2023-06-01 Thread Daniel van Vugt
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** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu)
   Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  Fix Released
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Won't Fix

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2022-10-29 Thread Bug Watch Updater
** Changed in: mutter
   Status: New => Fix Released

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  Fix Released
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2020-08-05 Thread Akbarkhon Variskhanov
I found a work-around: disabling animations in GNOME Tweaks solves the
issue and the whole Top Bar (not a ghost of it) and the Dock are visible
for a very short time until the window becomes fullscreen.

I suggest to include an option to disable these animations when
fullscreen windows are present because they also cause frame drops.

As for upgrading I'm patiently waiting for the dot release. Fingers
crossed tomorrow is the day. :)

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  New
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2020-08-05 Thread Daniel van Vugt
I think this bug might have already been fixed before Ubuntu 20.04 was
released. So there's another reason to upgrade :)

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  New
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2020-08-05 Thread Akbarkhon Variskhanov
Thanks for the quick response!

Another detail I want to add is that it only happens after invoking the
switcher. I can control volume or screen brightness all good without any
problems but as soon as I switch windows and go back to my game the top
bar keeps appearing whenever the volume or screen brightness controls
are accessed. The switcher is definitely the culprit here.

It happens on X, it happens on Wayland. On X, the bar usually disappears
as soon as the switching animation stops or volume and screen brightness
control pop-ups fade away. On Wayland, the bug persists until I re-open
the affected window through Activities, not the Switcher.

GNOME Shell 3.28.4-0ubuntu18.04.3
Mutter 3.28.4-0ubuntu18.04.2

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  New
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2020-08-05 Thread Daniel van Vugt
This bug is open again now so we don't need another report. Thanks.

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  New
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1732245] Re: Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

2020-08-05 Thread Akbarkhon Variskhanov
Hey, Daniel! You sent me here from #1890281

#1725649 is said to be fixed but the bug is still present on Ubuntu
18.04.4 running X. I've recently upgraded to Bionic and noticed this bug
immediately as I often play games.

Shall I file a new bug report?

Thanks in advance.

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Title:
  Fullscreen game windows vertically offset after returning from Alt-Tab

Status in Mutter:
  New
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Impact
  ==
  Using Alt-Tab to leave a fullscreen game and then return breaks the game by 
offsetting the display by the size of the GNOME Shell top bar (and the Ubuntu 
Dock if running).

  Test Case
  =
  1. Log into the default Ubuntu session. (Make sure that Wayland is running by 
running this command. If you have output, you are running Wayland.

  env | grep -i wayland

  2. Run a game full screen.

  I installed Steam and used Team Fortress 2 because it's free (but a
  very large download)

  3. Press Alt-Tab to switch to another window and then press Alt-Tab to
  switch back to the game.

  The game should display and function normally.

  Workaround
  ==
  Open the Activities Overview and click the game window instead of using 
Alt-Tab to switch back to the game.

  Other Info
  ==
  This bug is split from LP: #1725649 where the problem was seen and fixed for 
the Xorg session. This bug is for the Wayland sessions.

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