Created attachment 1490488 [details] screen with the bug Description of problem: When I press $mod+d to run the launcher, it is displayed as a small strip on the top of my screen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): latest Fedora 29 compose sway-0.15.2-1 How reproducible: I'm not sure. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a VM in the virtual machine manager 2. Install minimal Fedora installation 3. Install sway and mesa packages (3.5) depending on your host, you might need to change $mod to a different key 4. run sway Actual results: see the attachment Expected results: bigger launcher, so I can see the letters Additional info:
I can confirm, I see the same issue on F29, but it doesn't occur on F28. As sway is the same version in F28 and F29, it must be related to one of its dependencies. I'll investigate.
I can also confirm this on an installation of F29 in a QUEMU virtual machine.
Can you upgrade to sway 1.0 from the sway module and test again? Imho switching to the module version is useful anyway. You can enable the module with: $ sudo dnf module install sway
Unfortunately I don't have the host OS I had before but I tried the same with VirtualBox 6.0.8, latest Fedora 30 and latest sway module as of today and the bug is still there.
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