Left: Everything is fine. Right: Windeco's are missing |
In my case, going to the Window Manager settings dialog and cycling between themes was sufficient to fix the issue. If GTK settings are altered, the fix will need to be re-applied. In order to simplify and automate this workaround, I slapped a script together that uses xfconf-query to cycle to a different xfwm4 theme and back:
#!/bin/bash # resets the xfwm4 window decoration theme # this is a workaround to help enforce drawing on secondary $DISPLAYs xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/theme -s Tgc sleep 0.5 xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/theme -s Next
Stick this script wherever is convenient for your session startup needs. I use it in a session template script, but there are more conventional places to put it.
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