Atemo Cajaku

> This kind of effect also occurs in GNOME Files? So maybe it's an upstream issue. Or maybe my computer is just slow. Hm, that is interesting. I do not...

Greetings, and thank you for opening that issue and mentioning the other ones. In my case, I have `misc:animate_mouse_windowdragging` to `false`. However, when set to `false`, dragging my windows around...

Single monitor, I do not currently have a second monitor to test with.

## Update I do not know why I had not tested this before, but I was curious to see if the discrepancy in refresh rate/smoothness of dragged native windows would...

## Final update on my part ### Normal window dragging Since upgrading to the `0.38.1` version from the unstable NixOS packages, with `dragmisc:animate_mouse_windowdragging` to false, dragging windows at every refresh...

Same issue here, using an NVIDIA GPU on NixOS (unstable package for Hyprland to have more recent versions), and with the default `follow_mouse` value. Is this possibly just another case...

This definitely would be nice. Today, I converted my wallpapers from already highly-optimized PNGs *(with `oxipng`)* to lossless `.jxl` with the `cjxl` tool like I did with other similar images...

> Also if I do implement it, it'll probably be just for clicking on a result In my opinion, this, along with, optionally, @7ff04da4aa6ac37197e249299066ac30's suggestion of exiting tofi when clicking...

> No please 🙇‍♂️, no mouse support it's actually a neat feature. Not being able to use the most common *non-touch* pointing device in the entire world with this kind...

Two years later bump, I guess. I am trying to declaratively set up a Minecraft server on NixOS. I have everything configured properly, and it works fine on Vanilla, but...