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Please launch the attached snippet on Linux (tried Ubuntu 20.04 and latest Manjaro/Gnome). I expect to see a cyan image drawn where the whole background is filled. But on Linux I see a black image drawn where the left upper quarter is just cyan.
Created attachment 286590 [details] Snippet to reproduce
Created attachment 286591 [details] Screenshot from Manjaro
Created attachment 286592 [details] Screenshot on Windows 10
I can reproduce this problem. I am investigating.
@paul, Can you please check whether you can reproduce this on RHEL/fedora/centos? This is reproducible on Ubuntu. My feeling is some thing wrong with cairo libraries on Ubuntu.
Created attachment 286703 [details] Screenshot from Fedora 34 Wayland @Sravan Sorry for the late reply. On Fedora 34 Wayland with scale set to 200% in the Displays setting, I don't experience the black rectangle around the cyan. Attached is a screenshot.
(In reply to Soraphol (Paul) Damrongpiriyapong from comment #6) > Created attachment 286703 [details] > Screenshot from Fedora 34 Wayland > > @Sravan > > Sorry for the late reply. > > On Fedora 34 Wayland with scale set to 200% in the Displays setting, I don't > experience the black rectangle around the cyan. Attached is a screenshot. That means its a problem with Ubuntu only.
> That means its a problem with Ubuntu only. It happens for Manjaro, too. But we need to use GDK_BACKEND=x11 to work around some other GTK bugs I have forgotten.
What are the wayland bug you workaround by falling back to x11?
I don't know any more and haven't recorded it in our launcher script. I will remove the lines if [ "$XDG_SESSION_TYPE" = "wayland" ]; then export GDK_BACKEND=x11 fi and let you know what problems occur.