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Cairo linear-gradient endpoints were placed at the rounded rect's geometric corners (3,3) and (21,21), but the *visible* corner pixel of a rounded rect with radius 2 is the outermost point of the arc, inset along the diagonal by r * (1 - 1/sqrt(2)) ≈ 0.586 units. That meant t=0 and t=1 of the gradient landed in the cut-off corner regions, and the rendered corners sampled at t≈0.033 / 0.967 — about 3.3% in from each endpoint, ~8 RGB units short of the true previous / active colors (visible on saturated pairs like pure red → pure blue: the "pure red" corner rendered as ~rgb(194, 10, 0)). Shift the gradient endpoints inward by the arc inset so t=0 maps to the visible TL corner pixel and t=1 to the visible BR pixel. The gradient now spans the visually rendered area exactly; saturated endpoints render flush. |
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| .. | ||
| about | ||
| perkey | ||
| __init__.py | ||
| action.py | ||
| common.py | ||
| config_panel.py | ||
| desktop_notifications.py | ||
| diversion_rules.py | ||
| icons.py | ||
| pair_window.py | ||
| rule_actions.py | ||
| rule_base.py | ||
| rule_conditions.py | ||
| tray.py | ||
| window.py | ||