<fdobridge>
<gfxstrand> Sorry to wake you. Go back to sleep. You can test whenever you get around to it.
<fdobridge>
<Sid> oh lol no
<fdobridge>
<gfxstrand> Not sure what you mean. You can have a 1x1 window.
<fdobridge>
<Sid> you didn't wake me 😅
<fdobridge>
<gfxstrand> Hehe. Good.
<fdobridge>
<Owo> Wrote it while occupied, might've not been fully present. I mean asking the server to give you a single-color buffer of one pixel, so you don't have to fill it yourself.
<fdobridge>
<Owo> Reading the protocol here, it would be resized after creation to the desired size, and then drawn on, so it's never 1x1 during presentation.
<fdobridge>
<gfxstrand> Ah. I'm not sure. I mean, you can fill a region with the X render protocol. Not really the same thing but accomplishes something similar? In any case, that's all unrelated to the window creation race we were hitting with Firefox.
<fdobridge>
<Owo> Yeah
<fdobridge>
<Sid> this works good :kittynod:
<fdobridge>
<Sid> time to bisect xserver for the cursor thing
<MoeIcenowy>
redsheep: technically I am the current investigator of new Zink + IMG closed Vulkan
<MoeIcenowy>
IMG closed Vulkan is just some piece of crap
<MoeIcenowy>
you will easily get trapped by asserts and crash
<MoeIcenowy>
especially for untraditional shaders (e.g. ones translated by Zink