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If a client has been resized, it doesn't necessarily mean that the decoration theme will schedule full repaint of the window frame. In OpenGL and Xrender scene, we have a little hack that forces a full repaint of window borders. However, we don't have one in QPainter scene which causes all sorts of weird looking artifacts when resizing a server-side decorated client. We could add yet another hack in the QPainter scene, but a better approach to tackle this problem would be to make DecoratedClient schedule full repaint of the decoration. It makes code in scene plugins more straightforward and prevents us from repeating the same mistake again.

If a client has been resized, it doesn't necessarily mean that the decoration theme will schedule full repaint of the window frame. In OpenGL and Xrender scene, we have a little hack that forces a full repaint of window borders. However, we don't have one in QPainter scene which causes all sorts of weird looking artifacts when resizing a server-side decorated client. We could add yet another hack in the QPainter scene, but a better approach to tackle this problem would be to make DecoratedClient schedule a full repaint of the decoration. It makes code in scene plugins more straightforward and prevents us from repeating the same mistake again.

If a client has been resized, it doesn't necessarily mean that the decoration theme will schedule full repaint of the window frame. In OpenGL and Xrender scene, we have a little hack that forces a full repaint of window borders. However, we don't have one in QPainter scene which causes all sorts of weird looking artifacts when resizing a server-side decorated client. We could add yet another hack in the QPainter scene, but a better approach to tackle this problem would be to make DecoratedClient schedule a full repaint of the decoration. It makes code in scene plugins more straightforward and prevents us from repeating the same mistake again.