Control: reassign -1 libgtk-4-1 4.8.1+ds-1 Control: affects -1 + nautilus On Fri, 30 Sep 2022 at 20:50:00 +0200, Martin Kovarik wrote: > when you open some huge directory with many files and you go by mouse wheel to > the bottom of directory then mouse wheel > begin behave strange. Then if you want go to the top of directory its > impossible by mouse wheel. The focused files scrolling up though, > but in some height suddnely jump to bottom of directory. It is not fault of > hardware of mouse. The issue does not manifest in short directory > with s few files. > > Rolling of mouse wheel is cause strange jump on the files.
On Sun, 19 Feb 2023 at 04:32:06 +0300, Алексей Шилин wrote: > This is actually a bug in GTK, GtkListView to be precise [1]. > > [1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/2971 A user (possibly one of the same people who has written to this bug, I'm not sure) raised this on #debian-gnome as maybe desirable to backport a fix to Debian 12. The upstream issue has lots of duplicates, mostly in nautilus but also in other apps, so it seems to be quite high-visibility. A solution was merged upstream for 4.11.x and is likely to be backported into 4.10.1, but it's very intrusive (about 1000 lines of code removed and about the same amount added), so this is not something we can apply to 4.8.x without being concerned about regressions. We have to balance the benefit of backporting a change against the risk and severity of the regressions it could cause. If a GTK expert in the GNOME team wants to step in and take responsibility for backporting changes and justifying them to the release team, they're welcome to do so; but if that doesn't happen, I think this is too high-risk now that we're in freeze. Even if this is not fixed before the release of Debian 12, it might be possible for a subsequent fix to make it into a Debian 12 point release. Again, this would have to weigh up the benefit of backporting a change against the risk and severity of regressions that it could cause, and the changes would need to be justified to the stable release team as proportionate (similar to #1031926, but with a much larger diff). smcv
