All Windows are corrupted after upgrade 2024.2
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Hello, 2418543684. Could you please specify what exactly is corrupted? Unfortunately, I don't understand it from the screenshot you shared.
Compared with 2024.1, all pop-up Windows are misaligned. linux version。
I don't know how to describe it to you. You can test it with the linux version. You can see the problem right away.
I tested Fedora and Ubuntu for Gnome, Plasma and x11, and Wayland mode, and saw no issues so far.
Please specify your Linux version, Window manager (Gnome, KDE, etc), and if you have Wayland or x11 (echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE).
Linux version : deepin v23 x11
Seems to have something to do with the system I'm using
Unfortunately, Deepin Linux and desktop environment are not on the list of officially supported OSes. I'm sharing some suggestions that will help Deepin community with further investigation, in case if they are interested.
Step 1. Determine if the reason is IntelliJ Platform on JBR
To check that, download and install an older JBR (for example, https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsRuntime/releases/tag/jbr-release-17.0.11b1207.20) and change your runtime to this version (How to change your runtime)
If, after changing runtime, the issue is no longer reproduced, then JBR is the source of the issue. If it's still there, then probably the root is in IntelliJ sources.
Step 2. Find the exact commit to blame (if it's Platform)
1. Build IDEA community from sources (https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community)
2. Use “git bisect” command to find a problematic commit
3. File a new issue in the JetBrains tracker with the commit you found.
Note: if it's JBR, repeat the same bisect with the JBR sources instead.
Changed the runtime window is no longer messed up. But my localized language plugin didn't work either.
Below are different workarounds, which might help.
1) I am aware, that proprietary NVidia drivers sometimes mess with the Window Display. If you happen to have NVidia drivers, it's worth trying to switch to open-source drivers
2) Try switching to Wayland native support. To do that, reset your Runtime to default and add `-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit` to "Help | Edit custom VM options` and restart. Make sure that you log in to Wayland session.
Sorry, I can't come during the test. It can be used normally after the downgrade yesterday, but it cannot be used again after the test. I need to work, and this problem is affecting my normal work. I am currently using version 2024.1.
I'm currently observing the very same problem with my Ubuntu 24.04 GNOME (Wayland session) and IDEA 2024.2.
To be more specific - all context menus (RMB click) are misplaced completely, they're popping up not from the place it has been clicked and tend to stick to screen top side.
And some of the tool windows, like “Quick documentation”, has only ~5-10 pixel height until resized manually.
To reproduce it, you might need following setup:
The reason behind such “strange” scaling configuration is a poor support of fractional scaling by both Wayland itself and a lot of applications (especially Electron-based). So UI itself had to have integer scaling, and with reduced font scaling factor to fit everything properly.
Interestingly though, with fractional OS scaling (150%) and no font scaling (1.0), IDEA with ‘-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit’ flag works fine - context and tool windows start showing properly. (Sadly, the rest of the software don't).
Regardless of such very clunky configuration, version 2024.1 worked just fine - all tool windows and context menus were positioned properly. Sadly, I had to rollback to 2024.1.6.
Vadim Starichkov do you have Plasma6?
Nadia Tarashkevich no, as I'm using vanilla Ubuntu with GNOME (Wayland, Mutter), not Kubuntu.
Vadim Starichkov this is probably a different issue.
1. Do you use split editor? Please send a screenshot. If yes, it's probably IJPL-160694
2. Do you have multiple monitors? If yes, it's probably IJPL-160208
3. Do you use fractional scaling? If yes, it could be IJPL-160121