what is the podman-remote extension for the vscode flatpak? I've looked at flathub and the vs code e
what is the podman-remote extension for the vscode flatpak? I've looked at flathub and the vs code extensions and i cant seem to find it
ADid you do the setup I recommended above? Gnome-settings-daemon from ublue staging and mutter and mutter-common from the other copr?
KI did all 3 from ublue staging, if you check the specs I am shipping the same patch
K1:1
AAlso you need to make sure you enable scale monitor framebuffer as well
AI see
Kyep that's on
K125% scaling
MDo a flatpak search podman and you'll see stuff named vscode.
AInteresting
Keven at 100% scaling I cannot resize xwayland apps
ACan you
ATry
A200%?
AJust as a crapshoot?
AAlso can you record exactly what's happening? Because I wanna see this. It's bizarre
AI have no clue why I can't replicate this
Knope, broken & tiny
DI'll try to replicate this on actual hardware, I've only tested in a vm
ATiny?
AHmm
AThat's strange
AWhat discord SHOULD be doing with this patch applied
AIs seeing "Oo 200% scaling" when you open it
KAAnd auto engaging its baked in scaling
ASame with steam
AThat's so weird
AWhat the heck
Ksteam works fine
Kdiscord & signal app are completely fucked
Kboth are xwayland flatpaks
AThat's so strange
Kanyway, back in the dumpster w/ this patch
Dis signal also electron-based?
Kyes
AThey both just work out of the box for me...
AThat's WEIRD
Dthey did the same on my vm
Kyeah, figures it's not just me
KVM, laptop, deck, desktop
Kall the same
Kcan't ship that
Doh that's totally fair i don't expect you to ship it
KI wish I could, I really want it
Djust strange that we can't find the reason why
KI'll save these RPMs in the meantime for when it's fixed
AExtra strange that my machine just isn't bothered by it
Egiggles in cataclysm classic state of things
AElectron apps handle just fine
DThis might be a total crapshoot but is it possible it's like the issues people have with the lack of explicit sync on nvidia - where some people experience flickering and others don't depending on hardware combinations?
