Handle wslg windows

[lgug2z]

Handle wslg windows

[pigmej]

Will do a bit later today. Like plus 30mins or so.

[LGUG2Z]

Linux GUI apps run with VcXsrv, WSLg and X410 will now be tiled by default. 🎉

[markgeejw]

WSLg applications still seem to have issues. WSLg preview is now using msrdc.exe. I tried updating the array, but it still wasn't managing the WSLg window. Works with vcxsrv though!

When I manually manage the WSLg window, there seems to be issues with how komorebi tiles the window. The size of the window can only change by using the cursor to drag the edges. I think it has to do with how WSLg is handling window sizing server-side, according to microsoft/wslg#22

[LGUG2Z]

I don't have a build of windows that supports WSLg at the moment. Can you run the AHK script below and share the WindowStyle and WindowExStyle output for a WSLg app? This will help me narrow down why it is being excluded by the current window management logic.

https://www.computoredge.com/AutoHotkey/Downloads/CheckStyles.ahk

[pigmej]

That would be that:

[LGUG2Z]

Can you post the results from the WindowExStyle tab as well? I can already see that WS_CAPTION is not set on these windows, which is used by komorebi to decide to manage a window.

Can you also check if other WSLg apps have the same ahk_class and ahk_exe?

[LGUG2Z]

I have just tried launching gedit through vcxsrv and I see the same behaviour. WS_CAPTION and WS_EX_WINDOWEDGE are both not set on the window, which is what is causing them to not be managed. I believe that if we have a whilelist of exe files that are used for launching Linux GUI apps, we can override the caption and window edge requirements for managing windows by default.

So far I can think of:
vcxsrv.exe - what I think a lot of people used before WSLg was a thing
mstsc.exe - what is used by WSLg

If there are any other overwhelmingly common processes used for remotely displaying Linux GUI apps, they can be added to a default list too.

Ultimately, I think that the way forward is to allow each user to be able to configure via komorebic one or more processes that they use for remotely displaying Linux GUIs from WSL2, with a bunch of sane defaults (like for WSLg) built in.

[pigmej]

They all have the same class. All the same, mostly title changes and that's It.

[pigmej]

Works good! :)

[pigmej]

@LGUG2Z same happens as in #52 currently.