When starting a new application an automatic routine is to make a refresh to the layout so that the application will have the right position, padding, etc..
However, this only appears to work the second time a refresh is made given that multiple windows are present in the layout. Investigating what makes the difference the second time would likely help to solve this issue.
Expected result: Windows are positioned correctly after the first refresh.
Current situation: Windows are positioned correctly after at least the second refresh (which could be done by e.g. switching workspaces back and forth)
Steps to reproduce:
- Start two application within the wm: rlctl runapp firefox
- One of the windows now probably has an incorrect padding
When starting a new application an automatic routine is to make a refresh to the layout so that the application will have the right position, padding, etc..
However, this only appears to work the second time a refresh is made given that multiple windows are present in the layout. Investigating what makes the difference the second time would likely help to solve this issue.
Expected result: Windows are positioned correctly after the first refresh.
Current situation: Windows are positioned correctly after at least the second refresh (which could be done by e.g. switching workspaces back and forth)
Steps to reproduce: