On Linux, when trying to resize a VUI window in the horizontal plane (pulling the side of the window), it will suddenly expand vertically, until taking up the entire screen from top to bottom. This will also break any ui.box_layout percentages for widgets, so that the window becomes a stretched mess of weirdly distorted widgets.
The strange resize behavior is exhibited, regardless of using ui.box_layout or not. All examples seem to do it. Appears something has changed about how resizing is done, but this change is not proportional resizing. Looks strange, taking up the entire screen is not aesthetically pleasing, nor is it behavior that other windows (on Linux and from other UI toolkits) do.
Not sure when the behavior started, but didn't notice it previously (months ago), when playing with VUI.
V 0.5.1 22eaddc
V UI 0.0.4
Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
8 cpus, 64bit, little endian, 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-12450HX
On Linux, when trying to resize a VUI window in the horizontal plane (pulling the side of the window), it will suddenly expand vertically, until taking up the entire screen from top to bottom. This will also break any
ui.box_layoutpercentages for widgets, so that the window becomes a stretched mess of weirdly distorted widgets.The strange resize behavior is exhibited, regardless of using
ui.box_layoutor not. All examples seem to do it. Appears something has changed about how resizing is done, but this change is not proportional resizing. Looks strange, taking up the entire screen is not aesthetically pleasing, nor is it behavior that other windows (on Linux and from other UI toolkits) do.Not sure when the behavior started, but didn't notice it previously (months ago), when playing with VUI.
V 0.5.1 22eaddc
V UI 0.0.4
Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
8 cpus, 64bit, little endian, 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-12450HX