Get rid of annoying warnings in Wayland sessions - #832
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Sorry, my bad, I meant to write, "legacy tray icon". According to AI, it wouldn't work anyway, only produce the warnings. I tested in KDE, the tray icon was still there. In Gnome, on the other hand, it wasn't there before either... edit: to be more precise, in KDE it was the appindicator tray icon which doesn't properly show/hide the main window before and after the change. So at least in KDE Wayland the legacy tray icon seems to have never worked indeed. |
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Shutter produces Gtk-CRITICAL warnings on Wayland:
gtk_widget_get_scale_factor: assertion 'GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failedThis kind of warnings occurs on several occasions. This should get rid of them (hopefully all of them).
In particular: