Wayland: Only handle the current output mode#116236
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Some compositors (e.g. COSMIC) can report *all* supported output modes, not just the current mode. This is valid, albeit deprecated, so let's add a check and ignore any non-current output events.
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Cherry-picked for 4.6.2. |
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Fixes #115369.
Some compositors (e.g. COSMIC) can report all supported output modes, not just the current mode. This is valid, albeit deprecated, so let's add a check and ignore any non-current output events.
This meant that, on certain compositors,
screen_get_sizecould return the wrong size, even really tiny stuff like 640x480. That said, even with this fix, the way we handle screens is still a hack and we should not depend on them in the long term.