[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-05-22 Thread Daniel van Vugt
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1398849 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1398849
   support client-side window decorations

** Tags added: gtk-mir

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Sebastien Bacher
** Changed in: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Triaged

** Changed in: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided = High

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Daniel van Vugt
Sure Mir will/should support client-side decorations.

The best suggestion I have right now is:
  1. You set mir_surface_type_freestyle
  2. Wait for Mir shells to honour the surface type and not wrap extra 
decorations around it.

In future we might have some additional attribute you could set for
client-side decorations instead of mir_surface_type_freestyle. Not
sure...

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Lars Uebernickel
Many gtk applications are moving towards client side decorations in
order to put widgets into their title bars. We'd like to stop patching
them (upstream or downstream) with the move to Mir and Unity 8, as that
is a break in design anyways and many of the newly designed default
applications will use client side decorations as well.

Do we really still need the csd/ssd duality or could we just let all
apps draw their decorations themselves?

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Daniel van Vugt
Clarification: By decorations I mean the physical window extents and
not shadows.

AFAIK we have no plan to allow for client-side shadows (ie. rendering
beyond the physical snapping extents of the window).

Of course Mir can't know if you're painting shadows or not. Just your
window placement will look wrong if you do that bit yourself.

Server-side shadows will look more consistent (in size and gradient) and
allow us to do proper 3D shadows in future too.

** Also affects: mir
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Daniel van Vugt
Added a Mir task - we need to honour the surface type and avoid title
bars on certain types.

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[Bug 1445540] Re: GTK draws its own (double) window decorations under Mir

2015-04-30 Thread Sebastien Bacher
** Changed in: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: High = Wishlist

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