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Schneegans avatar Schneegans commented on August 20, 2024 1

Maybe they took the develop branch of Gnome-Pie. There it's set to DIALOG.

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Schneegans avatar Schneegans commented on August 20, 2024

This behavior strongly depends on the window manager and there seems to be no real ubiquitous solution. Which window manager are you using? Gnome-Pie actually requests a not-decorated window:

Gnome-Pie/src/renderers/pieWindow.vala

Line 128 in 02e26da

this.set_decorated(false);

But this is ignored by some. There is also the type hint, which makes some window managers remove decorations:

Gnome-Pie/src/renderers/pieWindow.vala

Line 127 in 02e26da

this.set_type_hint(Gdk.WindowTypeHint.DOCK);

You could try another type hint there. Here's a list: https://valadoc.org/gdk-3.0/Gdk.WindowTypeHint.html
For example, this.set_type_hint(Gdk.WindowTypeHint.SPLASHSCREEN); could work.

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jerome-diver avatar jerome-diver commented on August 20, 2024

@Schneegans I'm using Awesome tiling Window Manager.
When i use it under Archlinux with Gnome-Pie; these window container doesn't appear, and under Fedora-34 with awesome, it does appear.

So good to know about the Vala code on pieWindow.vala code...
mine has DIALOG container on line 127 for public (class ? (i don't know Vala language, but it seems to be a class)) PieWindow().
set_decorated variable is already false value defined.

I tryed to change DIALOG by DOCK and it is far better... now i don't have this window container, but still get the green border color that awesome-wm-nice show me for selected "container", but i think i can do something from Awesome to add an exception to not design the border on this Gnome-Pie container.

I consider the problem to be partialy resolved (then tyhank you @Schneegans for your great help), but still would be happy to know why it does not happen under Archlinux that it do happen inder Fedora with the same Awesome WM... i have to check this part of the Vala source code to compare, maybe. Or there is something more ?

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Schneegans avatar Schneegans commented on August 20, 2024

Did you compile it on Arch from source as well? Maybe the package maintainers modified this part?

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jerome-diver avatar jerome-diver commented on August 20, 2024

No, from AUR repo named "gnome-pie-git"

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