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Describe the bug
Scrolling the terminal with the mouse wheel has become unreliable and unusable on Wayland. It takes a significant amount of scrolling before it decides to scroll one line on either direction. The bug occurs throughout the usage of the terminal from launch, and inside programs. It also occurs even without a config, but scroll inputs seem to be captured correctly, as per kitty -c NONE --debug-input. Scrolling via touchpad works, as well as in X11. The bug first appeared from somewhere in between commits 8335a52 and 274a9d7, and has persisted up to master 94a612c, according to my COPR builds.
Environment details
Fedora 39 and 40 Beta, GNOME Wayland
kitty built nightly from master branch via COPR, specfile used for builds are highly similar to current Fedora sources
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…h thanks from SDL"
This reverts commit 506be12.
Seems to have broken wheel scrolling and I lake the time/interest to
debug why. Since this commit didnt actually solve any real issue revert
it for now. Revisit in the future when I have more bandwidth.
Fixkovidgoyal#7287
Describe the bug
Scrolling the terminal with the mouse wheel has become unreliable and unusable on Wayland. It takes a significant amount of scrolling before it decides to scroll one line on either direction. The bug occurs throughout the usage of the terminal from launch, and inside programs. It also occurs even without a config, but scroll inputs seem to be captured correctly, as per
kitty -c NONE --debug-input
. Scrolling via touchpad works, as well as in X11. The bug first appeared from somewhere in between commits 8335a52 and 274a9d7, and has persisted up to master 94a612c, according to my COPR builds.Environment details
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: