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Thank you for your post.
I think the main point here is that it's quite hard at the moment to have third-party tools like cairo-dock, concky, xdotool, etc running on Wayland.
Hopefuly the Wayland protocol will evolve (like with EWMH for X).
I love how the screenshot this beta-experimental-not-for-end-user desktop has the Linux Mint icon for the menu
well, there is still a distro behind all of this
the nice part is that you can have both X and Weston running in parallel (which is quite convenient for coding because Weston has qwerty hard-coded).
You must have forgotten to set some env var or something, I use azerty with Weston.
Speaking of Weston's input methods , does anybody know if it supports tildes...? If so, how? I've tinkered with settings of xkbcommon with no results; neither kmscon nor Weston seem to support such 'special characters', which is quite unconvenient for me.
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