System Environment: -------------------------- Distro: Ubuntu 12.04 Arch: x86_64 glproto master ec1eec4355ee4a6c5134f2178192f10b6d28a87a mesa master 82fc813ca870c4002502e098519bead7bec1a7e8 wayland master eadb68ec32df8ee54ccba175d19adcdedfaa5015 pixman master 56321eff65832791252c7c324930d14c44d4d5f7 weston master 2327d1f490a5362e6b6199ca68b14d11e2f13408 drm master ebd7904877d08525beb5039e4ea2f5b6c0a7c23f cairo master 21e3f2e9034b64131075d82a4e34868dc72f2249 libX11 master 8042f88ace33573f9d0dfaa21ed54ac7cef266d5 macros master 0890e4003aacfa7113ab3f4e3ad7c5636f8e922a libxkbcommon master fe4f990902c7cd8f395b9f3be14dc6e8cad7cae9 dri2proto master 4eeacce4c4a300b938b7e3fb78a8e443c491780b kbproto master 391a1f6de6315fc0196d407d800597488315ccc Detailed Description: ----------------------------- Run weston-terminal (for example) and then right click on the window titlebar and choose "Rotate" or "Scale" - neither of the options produce any action. Steps to Reproduce: ---------------------------- 1. start weston under X11 or DRM mode 2. ./weston-terminal (or any demo) 3. Right-click the window titlebar and select "Scale" or "Rotate" 4. Observe that nothing happens with either option selected.
yes. There are no routines assigned there to perform these operations; it's just void now. Maybe we need to remove those options now for consistency.
(In reply to comment #1) > yes. There are no routines assigned there to perform these operations; it's > just void now. Maybe we need to remove those options now for consistency. I've noticed that there are routines that will rotate and scale - if you hold down the windows key and right click on a window it will rotate and if you hold down the windows key and middle click on a window's frame it will scale. Should we bind those routines to these menu items?
looks like commit http://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/commit/?id=b8a8aff357001873727bff2c286c7f95cd02071b removed these options.
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