wayland: Don't try to guess the display size#18265
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ColinKinloch wants to merge 1 commit intolibretro:masterfrom
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wayland: Don't try to guess the display size#18265ColinKinloch wants to merge 1 commit intolibretro:masterfrom
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Where are we with this PR? |
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I'm in the process of a large refactor of the wayland code. |
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On wayland the display the surface will be mapped to is not known in advance. I think it's more correct to not try to guess in case it triggers large unnecessary allocations.
Currently the splash screen means that this value is correctly set, however the issue the splash screen was working around will be fixed in mutter 49.
I've marked this as draft as I'm not sure if leaving the width and height values unchanged is correct per the RetroArch API.