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Opened Jan 12, 2020 by Simon Ser@emersionOwner

First frame not perfect on HiDPI screen

When displaying a surface on a HiDPI screen (e.g. wl_output.scale = 2), the first frame rendered by clients is not perfect: it's drawn with scale = 1. This happens because compositors send wl_surface.enter after a surface is mapped.

Right after pushing the first frame, clients will receive wl_surface.enter and will be able to render at the correct scale.

I'm wondering whether it would be legal for a compositor to send wl_surface.enter to an unmapped surface, in the case where the compositor knows on which output the surface will show up when mapped.

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Reference: wayland/wayland#133