01:41 <leon-p> guess I now need to figure out how pixman chose to implement compositing when mask, source and destination all have different image formats, so that I don't mess up the alpha channel of the destination when compositing, so that I can render text onto an otherwise fully transparent surface... this is fun

01:55 <leon-p> pixman seems to treat an image with no alpha channel as if it has full alpha everywhere, which means I get a black box around the glyph, since the masks from fcft have no alpha channel

01:55 <leon-p> I'll probably have to first render the text into an alpha mask image, which I can then use to composite the final buffer with a solid fill colour

05:21 <dnkl> leon-p: it's not that the fcft masks have no alpha - in the subpixel antialiased masks, all channels represent alpha.

05:22 <dnkl> fwiw, I believe the masks where a8r8g8b8 before, and that didn't make any difference, if I remember correctly. But by all means, play around with it. I'm interested in anything you find

17:30 <leon-p> I think I'll skip subpixel anti-aliasing for now, I guess

17:31 <leon-p> mathematically I know how to solve it, but I don't think any of pixmans operations can do it and I don't want to write that by hand :shrug:

17:31 <leon-p> anyway, working titlebars!

17:31 <leon-p> maybe menus next?

17:45 <leon-p> https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/114/796/181/258/173/223/original/95e3ca6e76916c51.png

17:45 <leon-p> with wlclock kinda hacked in just to see how it would look like

17:46 <vyivel> neat

20:18 <ifreund> why is the "deinit" so big?

20:55 <bitblt> must be important

22:15 <vimproved> the function name is meant to be yelled