Awesome! This is super great to have.

I tested this out and it worked really well except for two things:

1. In the example, the maximize button won't unmaximize
2. When dragging the window, when I start moving the cursor the window jumps down by about 20px. For reference, I'm on Ubuntu 20.10 with Gnome 3.38.3 and nvidia drivers.

1. In the example, the maximize button won't unmaximize
2. When dragging the window, when I start moving the cursor the window jumps down by about 20px. For reference, I'm on Ubuntu 20.10 with Gnome 3.38.3 and nvidia drivers.

1. Since there is no getters implemented on the WindowProxy I can't get the window state (maximized or not to fire apropriate event).

2. I thought I fixed that last night, I will have to recheck it

I just checked it again and the 20px jump doesn't happen to me, I am using AwesomeWM though not Gnome or Kde so that doesn't count I guess.

Not sure why it jumps 20px on your end. Last night I did have the 20px jump but I managed to fix it by passing clientX and clientY from the mouse event to the callback then added these values to current window position.

@nklayman when you have a chance, can you try with the latest commit ? hopefully it is fixed

Seems like that did it, nice work!

Nice, we will have to wait for winit's PR to be merged though.

Didn't the PR get merged already @amrbashir
rust-windowing/winit#1840

Yeah it is merged but winit hasn't released a new version yet so I can't finish the PR unless they publish or wry uses winit from a git rev

I guess we can wait for next winit release? The PR can leave as is until then.

Yeah it can wait, I just wanted to finish the PR while I can.

@amrbashir Could you update the winit dependency to the commit that has this feature?
I think we'll fork it and publish a non-aggressive crate version for tauri beta temporarily.

FYI: https://github.com/tauri-apps/winit