Re: [gnome-flashback] invisible borders in metacity



Hi,

On Wed, 21 Jan 2015 02:03:04 +0200, Alberts Muktupāvels wrote:
Now wip/gtk-theme needs to be tested (again). I think it works more or less
good when compositing manager is available. But I guess we need solution
for users without compositing manager...

Tested, works fine (both with and without compositing).

Tested Adwaita, Ambiance and Gtk+ themes.

1. There is no borders and no shadow - it does not look good.
2. There is no way to resize (with mouse) CSD windows. And for decorations
that are created with metacity only titlebar can be used for resizing.

We could do this:
1) Add to all windows 1px or 2px borders. It looks like GTK+ csd windows
are border only windows when compositing manager is not available. But what
color should we use? For example Adwaita theme does not have background
color for .window-frame...

If the theme does not have a color, you can fall back to something neutral
(like 0x7f7f7f).

2) Remove rounded borders. I guess we want that all windows looks similar,
right?

Why? I don't see anything wrong with *some* windows having rounded borders.

Something else that should be fixed and/or done before this goes to master?

Not that I know of.

Unrelated problems I have found:
1) If csd windows are placed at screen edges then after running 'metacity
--replace' these windows will be moved.
2) There is something wrong with compositor. Try to play with xeyes, olock,
google chrome and/or with any other application that is using shapes.

2) — do you mean that they have unneeded decorations?
Is that a regression or was it always the behavior in metacity?

--
Dmitry Shachnev

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