** Description changed: + [ Impact ] + + Window movements can cause a re-draw of the whole screen. + That causes an unnecessary performance hit, especially noticeable when using a remote session. + Upstream bug: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/3630 Upstream fix: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/commit/030270ba3bf14b23a2d7a5371cf158ff2591f327 - This should be patched in Noble. + [ Test Plan ] - ## Steps to Reproduce - 1. Set up an Ubuntu VM and log in + 1. Set up an Ubuntu system and log in 2. Launch the Looking Glass debugger by pressing `Alt+F2`, typing `lg`, and pressing Enter 3. Navigate to the "Flags" tab in the top right corner of the debug window 4. Scroll down and enable the `PAINT_DAMAGE_REGION` flag. By enabling this flag, a red overlay will appear to show regions where the screen is being redrawn and helps visualize framebuffer damage. - 5. Proceed to reproduce the issues listed in this bug report by performing actions such as: - - Opening a new window - - Dragging a window across the screen - - Resizing any window - - Changing window stacking order + 6. Drag a window across the screen + 7. Verify that the red overlay only covers the window rectangle rather than the whole screen + + [ Where problems could occur ] + + mutter is the Wayland compositor library that provides graphics and inputs for the GNOME desktop, thus is a critical component. + Problems could manifest with the action of dragging a window not working anymore, or sudden log-out if gnome-shell crashes.
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