fix(linux): use compact native Wayland decorations - #25
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before Not really sure If you see the diff on this screenshot - but its around 10 to 12 px smaller in height after the change |
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Merged, thanks. I'll move the explanation into the project notes, this repo keeps comments out of source files, and wrap the GTK calls so a failure there can only leave the tall bar instead of stopping the app. Good to have a GNOME Wayland tester around.
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Tauri’s pinned Tao 0.35 runtime installs a full GtkHeaderBar on Wayland even though AngKorGit does not add native titlebar content. Under GNOME/Adwaita this produces an unnecessarily tall titlebar.
On Linux only, remove Tao’s injected titlebar during setup and allow GTK/the compositor to provide its default compact decoration. Native window movement, controls, resizing, shadows, corners, themes, and accessibility remain intact. macOS and Windows behavior is unchanged.
This follows the direction of the merged upstream Tao Wayland CSD fix while avoiding an undecorated window and custom web controls.