Emulator window not redrawn when GUI active?

[giantclambake]

Start emulation (normal or RTG) -> F12 ....move GUI window ~ it's fairly evident =)

TIA

[midwan]

I suppose you're referring to the preview branch, which has separate windows for GUI and emulation screen here?
That is by design, the emulation is paused when you open the GUI.

[giantclambake]

Yes, apologies... preview branch. If this is expected, then so be it ~ I was expecting the paused emulation window to be redrawn....here, I've just raised focus on the emulation window after dragging GUI -> https://imgur.com/TQkFy7Y.png

I likely notice it more always being in desktop (windowed) environment ;)

[midwan]

Oh wait, it should be redrawn if you move stuff over it. The emulation is paused, so nothing new happens inside it, but the window contents should remain visible.

[midwan]

And it does redraw itself correctly here, under RasperryPi OS and Debian

[giantclambake]

Had to check on a LFS-11.3 build (to eliminate nvidia drivers being at cause) ~ preview branch doing it there as well ... must be a x86-64 thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwEs5Zb4zg0

[midwan]

I cannot recreate this here so far, and I've tested both ARM and x86-64 builds.

[giantclambake]

Retested to make sure nothing erroneous had crept in ~ this procedure excludes any chance of my existing amiberry.conf & config.uae files being at fault (my usual runtime_dir is ~/Amiberry/ )

-fresh clone of preview git tree (git clone -b preview https://github.com/BlitterStudio/amiberry)
-compile as usual with PLATFORM=x86-64
-copy kickstart-1.3 rom (v34.5) into build_dir/kickstarts/
-launch amiberry from within build_dir ( ./amiberry ) -> click Start (emulation boots to Amiga insert disk screen)
-press F12 to display GUI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEubIUkNydE

Undertook the same procedure on the LFS-11.3 x86-64 build (HP 800 G1 usff, i915 IGP) ~ same result, so doesn't seem Debian specific nor anything to do with proprietary nvidia drivers.

[solskogen]

x11 or wayland?

[giantclambake]

x11 ;)

[midwan]

I've tested it under Wayland (RPI5) and WSL2 on Win11. Will do some more tests in different configurations to see if I can recreate it there.

[midwan]

It seems to be related to the back-end used then, I managed to recreate it under Manjaro Linux x86.

[giantclambake]

Thanks for the fix, working as expected now ;)