Fix Sluggish Wayland Resizing#2582
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oops didn't mean to change 5 files (the rest were changed to get it to run on my machine at all) fairly sure i committed just one file.... apparently not |
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i have no idea what rider is doing but i think its actually fixed now |
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Summary of the PR
This fixes #2581
Further Comments
Has not been tested on Windows or macOS although I don't see it causing any problems