synchronous buffers are read instantly and we can release them, but asynchronous ones have to be locked until they are unref'd from .current to avoid reading from a buffer after .release()
When gestures:workspace_swipe_min_fingers is enabled,
gestures:workspace_swipe_fingers is considered to be the minimum
number of fingers required to swipe.
This behavior is more similar to sway and macOS's default behavior.
For example, this allows you to set workspace_swipe_fingers to 3,
but swipe with 4 or more fingers instead of 3.
Allows the cursor to return to its last relative position within a window when the window is refocused.
Allows the cursor to retain its relative position within a window when the window is swapped, moved, changed workspace, added to or removed from groups.
controlled with cursor:persistent_warps
* pointermgr: add destructor to state and free buf
if the pointer has a buffer set it wont be freed upon destruction, make
asan more happy by adding a destructor and wlr_buf_unlock it on exit.
* cursormgr: free the animation timer event source
properly free the animation timer event source on destruction.
* compositor: free the critsig event source on exit
properly free the critical signal event source on exit.
* popup: clang format style
clang format.
* Discrete scrolling round away from zero
e.deltaDiscrete can be multiples of 30 instead of the usual 120 causing
the rounded value to be 0 when too small causing erratic scrolling.
* Send value120 alongside discrete
Fixes sensitivity issues for clients that support value120 axis events
* xwayland: add destructor to CXWM and free resource
the wl_event_resource was running upon destruction of the compositor
causing a null pointer segfault in onX11Event so ensure the event is
removed upon destruction, also free the memory allocated by
xcb_errors_context_new and finally call xcb_disconnect on the connection
to free the fd and its memory.
* hyprctl: dont leak the fd on destruction
add a destructor and properly free the fd on destruction
* eventloop: add destructor and free event source
properly free the wl_event_source upon destruction.
Clients using zxdg_decoration_manager_v1::get_toplevel_decoration may
expect a receiving a zxdg_toplevel_decoration_v1::configure event to
determine the initial decoration mode, without having to go through a
zxdg_toplevel_decoration_v1::set_mode request. Hyprland was not sending
this event, resulting in unwanted decorations being drawn.
Specifically, clients using libdecor, e.g. applications using recent
GLFW, would draw GTK decorations with artefacts. This change fixes
these.
