This is a similar fix to 065c37d3f5 but for unmanaged windows. The issue
could be seen for example when moving the undocked Search Tool window in
Audacious. For unmanaged windows, we don't track any pending move/resizes,
so just process all client configure requests immediately.
Set node position in the configure/set_geometry handlers when moving a
window in response to a client request.
Steps to reproduce weird positioning fixed by this patch:
1. Start leafpad
2. Open Help->About
3. Move the dialog
4. Close the dialog
5. Open it again
6. Drag it and observe a jump in position
There is also an xwayland PyQt5 script in PR #428 which demonstrates
jumpy position.
- Add missing call to wlr_scene_node_set_position() in
unmanaged_handle_commit() -- this fixes moving unmanaged XWayland
windows.
- Update view->pending_move_resize when we receive a configure request
for a managed XWayland surface -- this fixes moving managed but
undecorated XWayland windows.
- Also update view->pending_move_resize when we move a surface while a
configure request is already pending -- this fixes a discrepancy
between displayed and actual position for XWayland windows that try to
set their own initial position, but then get overridden by labwc's
positioning.
Moving undecorated XWayland windows is still really glitchy -- it appears
that an XWayland window gets sent incorrect mouse motion coordinates when
there is a pending configure request moving the window itself.
Sway handles some xwayland events that labwc still does not. This commit
just starts to rig up some handlers for these with log messages if they
are caught.
- set_geometry: try to handle, but cannot find an application that uses
it, so is untested.
- request_activate - just log caught event
- override_redirect - just log caught event
This is needed to allow X11 applications to create surfaces as
non-override_redirect and then change them to override_redirect later
Without this gitk-menus and rofi are treated as xwayland-views with
associated server-side-decoration and forced positioning.
