bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[tomasralph2000]

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The functions "x-display-mm-width" and "x-display-mm-height" both return
0 on Wayland, but on a specific display.

I also have a laptop with the same setup (Arch Linux on Hyprland as
window manager) and a similar emacs version (I compiled both on my
desktop and laptop about ~1 hour from each other, my laptop went
first). This problem is not present on my laptop.

These functions should return the dimensions of my display in
milimiters, as one would assume. This issue is causing numerous features
to fail with an "Arithmetic Overflow Error" since at some point they
divide by this number, and division by 0 is problematic of course.

Most built-in games are broken (like tetris or snake) since they depend
on these functions to compute the size of the game grid.

More importantly, latex previews on org files are also broken, since
they use the value to render the images.

If I switch to X11 (more specifically, qtile) with this same setup, the
functions return proper values, and these features are fixed.

If I launch emacs with the "GDK_BACKEND" environment variable set to
"x11" then emacs launches using xWayland, and once again, the functions
return proper values and the issue is "fixed".

This seems to be an issue with GTK, rather than emacs. I found another
user complaining about this here:
https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gdk-monitor-get-width-mm-failure-wayland/5412

Since there doesn't seem to be much the emacs developers can do about
this, I propose a workaround is set in place.

The functions that return the display size in pixels do work. Maybe
emacs could check if the mm dimensions are being reported as 0, and try
to guess appropiate values. They may be wrong, but it's a better option
than having these features outright fail with non-descriptive errors.

Alternatively, since we now know that these functions can return 0,
maybe it's more appropiate to put a check in place, and fail with a more
descriptive error message.

In the thread I linked, there's a code snippet of the xorg source code
that showcases it doing exactly that. Maybe emacs could do the same.

It is likely that my monitor is the problem here (it's a cheap one). It
may not have these values properly set in its firmware. Probably Xorg
isn't getting proper values either, and it may be relying on that code snippet.

This would also explain why it works on my laptop.
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bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[Po Lu via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors]

tomasralph2000@gmail.com writes:

> The functions "x-display-mm-width" and "x-display-mm-height" both return
> 0 on Wayland, but on a specific display.
>
> I also have a laptop with the same setup (Arch Linux on Hyprland as
> window manager) and a similar emacs version (I compiled both on my
> desktop and laptop about ~1 hour from each other, my laptop went
> first). This problem is not present on my laptop.
>
> These functions should return the dimensions of my display in
> milimiters, as one would assume. This issue is causing numerous features
> to fail with an "Arithmetic Overflow Error" since at some point they
> divide by this number, and division by 0 is problematic of course.
>
> Most built-in games are broken (like tetris or snake) since they depend
> on these functions to compute the size of the game grid.
>
> More importantly, latex previews on org files are also broken, since
> they use the value to render the images.
>
> If I switch to X11 (more specifically, qtile) with this same setup, the
> functions return proper values, and these features are fixed.
>
> If I launch emacs with the "GDK_BACKEND" environment variable set to
> "x11" then emacs launches using xWayland, and once again, the functions
> return proper values and the issue is "fixed".
>
> This seems to be an issue with GTK, rather than emacs. I found another
> user complaining about this here:
> https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gdk-monitor-get-width-mm-failure-wayland/5412
>
> Since there doesn't seem to be much the emacs developers can do about
> this, I propose a workaround is set in place.
>
> The functions that return the display size in pixels do work. Maybe
> emacs could check if the mm dimensions are being reported as 0, and try
> to guess appropiate values. They may be wrong, but it's a better option
> than having these features outright fail with non-descriptive errors.
>
> Alternatively, since we now know that these functions can return 0,
> maybe it's more appropiate to put a check in place, and fail with a more
> descriptive error message.
>
> In the thread I linked, there's a code snippet of the xorg source code
> that showcases it doing exactly that. Maybe emacs could do the same.
>
> It is likely that my monitor is the problem here (it's a cheap one). It
> may not have these values properly set in its firmware. Probably Xorg
> isn't getting proper values either, and it may be relying on that code snippet.
>
> This would also explain why it works on my laptop.

I don't want to work around these painfully obvious GTK bugs, because
that just gives their developers an excuse to keep things broken.

Would you please report this to their developers?

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[tomasralph2000]

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I searched through their issues and apparently this is expected behavior. According to this (https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/3115) issue, returning 0 if the value can't be determined is a documented output. I couldn't find it in the documentation (https://docs.gtk.org/gdk3/method.Monitor.get_width_mm.html), but it is what it is.

Furthermore, they don't seem to be willing to add checks in place to calculate a proper value.

So, back to emacs. Maybe it should be fixed on this side? I personally made a workaround in the meantime that checks if these functions return 0, and if they do, they override the pgtk function that returns the display info, calculating the proper values for the mm size. It works great. You can find it here (https://github.com/tralph3/.dotfiles/tree/9ab2ab7a2a34827b4912a72c5975edb07d36182f/.config/emacs#display-size-in-milimiters-workaround), in case anyone finds it useful.

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bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[Eli Zaretskii]

> Date: Sat, 13 May 2023 22:32:09 +0000
> From: tomasralph2000@gmail.com
> 
> So, back to emacs. Maybe it should be fixed on this side? I personally made a workaround in the
> meantime that checks if these functions return 0, and if they do, they override the pgtk function that
> returns the display info, calculating the proper values for the mm size. It works great. You can find it
> here, in case anyone finds it useful.

If we can have a reasonably useful fallback on our side, I think we
should add it.  AFAIU, this problem also exists on the emacs-29
branch?  If so, I think we should add this fallback, if it is
reasonable, to the emacs-29 branch soon.

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[Po Lu via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> Date: Sat, 13 May 2023 22:32:09 +0000
>> From: tomasralph2000@gmail.com
>> 
>> So, back to emacs. Maybe it should be fixed on this side? I
>> personally made a workaround in the meantime that checks if these
>> functions return 0, and if they do, they override the pgtk function
>> that returns the display info, calculating the proper values for the
>> mm size. It works great. You can find it here, in case anyone finds
>> it useful.
>
> If we can have a reasonably useful fallback on our side, I think we
> should add it.  AFAIU, this problem also exists on the emacs-29
> branch?  If so, I think we should add this fallback, if it is
> reasonable, to the emacs-29 branch soon.

Sigh...  The number of excuses GNOME people can come up for their own
failings is astonishing.

Thomas, if you run:

  $ wayland-info

then, somewhere alongside the descriptions of each output, should be
their respective EDID blobs.  Would you please send them here, so that I
can see if some accurate information can be extracted?

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both

[tomasralph2000]

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Sigh... The number of excuses GNOME people can come up for their own failings is astonishing. Thomas, if you run: $ wayland-info then, somewhere alongside the descriptions of each output, should be their respective EDID blobs. Would you please send them here, so that I can see if some accurate information can be extracted? 
Sure! Here you go:

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interface: 'zwp_keyboard_shortcuts_inhibit_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 23
interface: 'zext_workspace_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 24
interface: 'zwp_pointer_constraints_v1', version: 1, name: 25
interface: 'zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 26
interface: 'zwp_virtual_keyboard_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 27
interface: 'zwlr_virtual_pointer_manager_v1', version: 2, name: 28
interface: 'zwlr_foreign_toplevel_manager_v1', version: 3, name: 29
interface: 'wp_drm_lease_device_v1', version: 1, name: 30
interface: 'zwp_tablet_manager_v2', version: 1, name: 31
interface: 'zwp_idle_inhibit_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 32
interface: 'zxdg_exporter_v1', version: 1, name: 33
interface: 'zxdg_importer_v1', version: 1, name: 34
interface: 'zxdg_exporter_v2', version: 1, name: 35
interface: 'zxdg_importer_v2', version: 1, name: 36
interface: 'zwp_pointer_gestures_v1', version: 3, name: 37
interface: 'zwp_text_input_manager_v3', version: 1, name: 38
interface: 'zwp_input_method_manager_v2', version: 1, name: 39
interface: 'xdg_activation_v1', version: 1, name: 40
interface: 'ext_session_lock_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 41
interface: 'wp_single_pixel_buffer_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 42
interface: 'xwayland_shell_v1', version: 1, name: 43
interface: 'hyprland_toplevel_export_manager_v1', version: 2, name: 44
interface: 'wp_fractional_scale_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 45
interface: 'zwp_text_input_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 46
interface: 'hyprland_global_shortcuts_manager_v1', version: 1, name: 47
interface: 'zwlr_screencopy_manager_v1', version: 3, name: 48
interface: 'wl_output', version: 4, name: 49
 name: HDMI-A-1
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 x: 0, y: 0, scale: 1,
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bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both

[Po Lu via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors]

tomasralph2000@gmail.com writes:

> Sigh... The number of excuses GNOME people can come up for their own failings is astonishing. Thomas, if you run: $ wayland-info then, somewhere alongside the descriptions of each output, should be their respective EDID blobs. Would you please send them here, so that I can see if some accurate information can be extracted? 
>
> Sure! Here you go:

Hmm, it looks as if my understanding of the Wayland protocol is
incorrect.  Upon further investigation, there seems to be no way to
portably obtain the EDID blob from an output.

What does the X modesetting driver think of your output's geometry?

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[William A Cadegan-Schlieper]

I have run into this problem and can confirm that a 0mm×0mm display is reported by Wayland in many cases, including the Weston run by the virtualized server of the WSL system.

interface: 'wl_compositor',                              version:  4, name:  1
interface: 'wl_subcompositor',                           version:  1, name:  2
interface: 'wp_viewporter',                              version:  1, name:  3
interface: 'zxdg_output_manager_v1',                     version:  2, name:  4
        xdg_output_v1
                output: 11
                name: 'rdp-0'
                logical_x: 0, logical_y: 0
                logical_width: 1920, logical_height: 1080
interface: 'wp_presentation',                            version:  1, name:  5
        presentation clock id: 4 (CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW)
interface: 'zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1',            version:  1, name:  6
interface: 'zwp_pointer_constraints_v1',                 version:  1, name:  7
interface: 'zwp_input_timestamps_manager_v1',            version:  1, name:  8
interface: 'wl_data_device_manager',                     version:  3, name:  9
interface: 'wl_shm',                                     version:  1, name: 10
        formats (fourcc):
        0x36314752 = 'RG16'
                 1 = 'XR24'
                 0 = 'AR24'
interface: 'wl_output',                                  version:  3, name: 11
        x: 0, y: 0, scale: 1,
        physical_width: 0 mm, physical_height: 0 mm,
        make: 'weston', model: 'rdp',
        subpixel_orientation: unknown, output_transform: normal,
        mode:
                width: 1920 px, height: 1080 px, refresh: 60.000 Hz,
                flags: current preferred
interface: 'zwp_input_panel_v1',                         version:  1, name: 12
interface: 'zwp_text_input_manager_v1',                  version:  1, name: 13
interface: 'xdg_wm_base',                                version:  1, name: 14
interface: 'zxdg_shell_v6',                              version:  1, name: 15
interface: 'wl_shell',                                   version:  1, name: 16
interface: 'weston_rdprail_shell',                       version:  1, name: 17
interface: 'weston_screenshooter',                       version:  1, name: 18
interface: 'wl_seat',                                    version:  7, name: 19
        name: RDP DESKTOP-QGUMTJ2
        capabilities: pointer keyboard
        keyboard repeat rate: 40
        keyboard repeat delay: 400
interface: 'zwp_input_method_v1',                        version:  1, name: 20

bug#63384: x-display-mm-width and x-display-mm-height both return 0 on wayland

[Po Lu via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors]

"William A Cadegan-Schlieper" <wacs@covering.space> writes:

> I have run into this problem and can confirm that a 0mm×0mm display is reported by Wayland in many cases, including the Weston run by the virtualized server of the WSL system.
>
> interface: 'wl_compositor',                              version:  4, name:  1
> interface: 'wl_subcompositor',                           version:  1, name:  2
> interface: 'wp_viewporter',                              version:  1, name:  3
> interface: 'zxdg_output_manager_v1',                     version:  2, name:  4
>         xdg_output_v1
>                 output: 11
>                 name: 'rdp-0'
>                 logical_x: 0, logical_y: 0
>                 logical_width: 1920, logical_height: 1080
> interface: 'wp_presentation',                            version:  1, name:  5
>         presentation clock id: 4 (CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW)
> interface: 'zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1',            version:  1, name:  6
> interface: 'zwp_pointer_constraints_v1',                 version:  1, name:  7
> interface: 'zwp_input_timestamps_manager_v1',            version:  1, name:  8
> interface: 'wl_data_device_manager',                     version:  3, name:  9
> interface: 'wl_shm',                                     version:  1, name: 10
>         formats (fourcc):
>         0x36314752 = 'RG16'
>                  1 = 'XR24'
>                  0 = 'AR24'
> interface: 'wl_output',                                  version:  3, name: 11
>         x: 0, y: 0, scale: 1,
>         physical_width: 0 mm, physical_height: 0 mm,

We don't support WSL in the PGTK build, as the native W32 port works
fine on the systems where it runs.  In this case, it's clearly a problem
with the MS compositor.