X11: reset scroll distance after re-entering window #220
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Thanks! I was unable to repro this on Ubuntu, I guess it already accounts for that. First scroll is indeed ignored |
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Huh. May be possible to check for OS versions or something, but I don't know how would one go about doing that, and it's not really worth it to save that single scroll event. (didn't ubuntu switch to wayland though, meaning JWM runs on xwayland, which'd do different things than a global X server? Even then, there may still be issues with two open JWM windows within the same Java/X instance) |
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I don’t think it’s worth saving. I has tested on X11 Ubuntu, not on Wayland |
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Does the same thing as other apps, resetting the scrolled distance every time the window is re-entered.