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8348095: [Linux] Menu shows up in wrong position when using i3 windows manager in full screen mode #1702

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The issue was with the view's position, specifically the content's X and Y coordinates relative to the window, including its decorations. When in fullscreen mode, the window remains decorated, but the decorations are hidden. As a result, the content's position needs to be recalculated to account for the window's adjusted layout.

It's not specific to i3.

I used gdk_window_get_root_origin because GTK provides a more robust mechanism to determine the value, even in cases where _NET_FRAME_EXTENTS is not supported by the window manager.


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I've tested successfully on Ubuntu, with or without i3 wm, and Fedora+Sway.
It looks good, but I had to add some debug info myself for better understanding of the changes... so that's why I left one remark.

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tsayao commented Feb 11, 2025

I tested it on Ubuntu 24.04 with Xorg / Wayland (Gnome) and Xorg / Kde.
Did a complete unit test run on 20.04 / Xorg (Gnome) with one unrelated failure.

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Looks good!

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kevinrushforth commented Feb 11, 2025

@lukostyra Can you also review?

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Can you merge the latest master? Web tests are failing on my end but I suspect it's because of WebKit upgrade that just happened (latest master works fine and this branch does not have it)

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Everything works fine now. LGTM

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tsayao commented Feb 14, 2025

/integrate

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Going to push as commit b267340.

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