On Tue, Mar 07, 2000 at 11:36:34PM +0100, Marcus Sundberg wrote:
> > Somebody said the "proper" way to resize a window in GL involved shutting
> > down the GL context, resizing the window, then recreating it. Perhaps
> > this is to get around software bugs, but it sounds like a royal PITA to
> > deal with in the code.
>
> Resizing the window used to work fine in *-glx QF, without any such
> trick, but apparently some people seems to think that "unstable"
> means it's ok to remove features and just leave things for someone
> else to fix. :(
You mean like removing the DGA support which took out not one but every X
session you were running? => I wasn't under the impression that resizing
windows ever did work. In fact every report I received about it tells me
that doing so is, was, and always has been a sure way to crash the client.
Sorry if it ended up broken. I'll be able to test such things HOPEFULLY
soon.
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