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From what I understand, on linux wayland makes it possible to do this properly but I'm not sure that any environment on top of it is doing it. I think it's in

From what I understand, on linux wayland makes it possible to do this properly but I'm not sure that any environment on top of it is doing it. I think it's in a "nice to have" holding pattern for them because there's still so much to do to getting a stable and usable desktop environment there to begin with.

juergbi 6y ago
Should be fixed in the upcoming GNOME 3.38: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/1285 https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/1285
- phkahler 6y ago
  I wrote a gtk program in Rust that did all its work in the wrong place. It locked up the ability to move ANY windows on the desktop for several seconds. That's a compositor design issue if ever there was one. Is that going to get fixed?
  - Jasper_ 6y ago
    If it was an X11 app, there are several things that can cause that that are just unfixable, unfortunately (e.g. XLockDisplay). If it was a Wayland app, that sounds like a bug in the compositor. If you still have a repro case, please file it.
    - phkahler 6y ago
      It was gnome on wayland.