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Mouse cursor does not indicate draggable borders #552

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leopwinters opened this issue Aug 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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Mouse cursor does not indicate draggable borders #552

leopwinters opened this issue Aug 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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@leopwinters
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Nicotine+ version: 2.1.0dev1
Operating System/Distribution: Gnu/Linux Pop!_OS 20.04 (a distribution based on Ubuntu 20.04)

Current behaviour

When I hover over a draggable border, the mouse cursor does not indicate that the border can be dragged:

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Expected behaviour

I expect the mouse cursor to change to indicate that the border can be dragged, like this (the irony of it being the Spotify client, also note the lag :):

expected

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I use bspwm as my window manager.

@zniavre
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zniavre commented Aug 15, 2020

it should be your mouse theme or DE who don't handle something it works here

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@mathiascode
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Have you tested if any other GTK3 applications have this issue on your system?

@leopwinters
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leopwinters commented Aug 16, 2020

Have you tested if any other GTK3 applications have this issue on your system?

I just noticed that other GTK applications also have this, indeed. For example GNOME Files (nautilus) has the exact same behaviour. Which is weird, as it works fine with applications that do not use GTK, such as Firefox and the Spotify client.

So it is probably an issue with the window manager, my configuration, or GTK.

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I hope you get the issue resolved somehow.

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