* fix: track explicit workspace assignments to prevent X11 configure overwrites
Instead of only checking for special workspaces, track when workspaces are
explicitly assigned via window rules or user actions (movetoworkspace).
This prevents onX11ConfigureRequest from overwriting any explicit workspace
assignment based on window position.
Changes:
- Add m_workspaceExplicitlyAssigned flag to CWindow
- Set flag when window rules assign workspace
- Set flag when user moves window via dispatcher
- Check flag in onX11ConfigureRequest instead of just special workspace
- Add debug logging for explicit workspace assignments
* fix: simplify X11 configure request handling for special workspaces
X11 apps send configure requests with positions based on XWayland's
monitor layout, which could incorrectly move windows off special
workspaces.
Skip workspace reassignment when the window is on a special workspace
or staying on the same monitor, but always run z-order, fullscreen flag,
and damage logic since the configure request may include geometry changes.
* fix named primaries
* default to gamma22
* mark mastering primaries as supported
* remove xx-cm and frog support
* immutable primaries and image descriptions
* clang-format
currently it damage the entire window if its floating and not x11 nor
fullscreen meaning damage isnt working at all for floating. im tracing
this back to a364df4 where the logic changed from damaging window only
if size was being forced to now unconditonally doing it.
change clampWindowSize to return as a bool if size changed and only
damage window if it got clamped.
* chore: apply exec rules after removal and use CWindowRule
* refactor: unregister exec rules after applying them
Remove the unused toRemove vector and defer unregistering exec rules
until after applyStaticRule/applyDynamicRule so exec rules are applied
before being removed from the rule engine.
Some BSDs provide procfs to access kernel information. However, BSDs'
procfs does not provide information on a process' environment
variables. Instead sysctl(3) function is usually used for system
information retrieval on BSDs.
Renames `misc:new_window_takes_over_fullscreen` into
`misc:on_focus_under_fullscreen` and implements the following behavior:
- By default, when a tiling window is being focused on a workspace where
a fullscreen/maximized window exists, respect
the `misc:on_focus_under_fullscreen` config variable.
