> but if the alpha component of the glmark2 buffer ends up < 1.0, I assume Weston will blend it with whatever
> is "underneath" it in the window stack, right? In that case, I would argue intended behavior.
Right. One way around this would be to ask the display server for an RGBX (instead of an RGBA) surface, but I don't know if wayland supports this (a quick search didn't uncover something).
> but if the alpha component of the glmark2 buffer ends up < 1.0, I assume Weston will blend it with whatever
> is "underneath" it in the window stack, right? In that case, I would argue intended behavior.
Right. One way around this would be to ask the display server for an RGBX (instead of an RGBA) surface, but I don't know if wayland supports this (a quick search didn't uncover something).