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  • Azrael5
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    Originally posted by uid313 View Post
    But when will Chromium run natively on Wayland?
    In its default compilation configuration?
    Or as built by Ubuntu?

    If you run Ubuntu you can run Chromium under XWayland, but if you want a browser natively on Wayland, then you have to run Epiphany (GNOME Web).
    main question is when the linux OS will be xorg free...

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  • uid313
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    Originally posted by Wilfred View Post

    To be fair, firefox on wayland also runs on Fedora.
    Yes, that is true. But it is explicitly configured by Fedora to be compiled with Wayland support. It does not build like that by default.
    Ubuntu compiles Firefox normally, so its not with Wayland enabled.
    Firefox does not yet officially support Wayland.

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  • Vistaus
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    Originally posted by uid313 View Post
    If you run Ubuntu you can run Chromium under XWayland, but if you want a browser natively on Wayland, then you have to run Epiphany (GNOME Web).
    Or Eolie.

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  • Wilfred
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    Originally posted by uid313 View Post
    But when will Chromium run natively on Wayland?
    In its default compilation configuration?
    Or as built by Ubuntu?

    If you run Ubuntu you can run Chromium under XWayland, but if you want a browser natively on Wayland, then you have to run Epiphany (GNOME Web).
    To be fair, firefox on wayland also runs on Fedora.

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  • cl333r
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    And I suspect it doesn't work with every graphics driver.

    10 more years.

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  • schmidtbag
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    I sure hope this fixes the issue where Chrome is super choppy under Wayland.

    Originally posted by uid313 View Post
    But when will Chromium run natively on Wayland?
    I know right? There's already GTK3 support and clearly it's adaptable enough to use whatever in-house compositor they use for Chromebooks so, what else do they really need? If they focused on an actual native port, they wouldn't have to make patches like this.

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  • uid313
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    But when will Chromium run natively on Wayland?
    In its default compilation configuration?
    Or as built by Ubuntu?

    If you run Ubuntu you can run Chromium under XWayland, but if you want a browser natively on Wayland, then you have to run Epiphany (GNOME Web).

    Leave a comment:


  • Chrome 72 Poised To Have Some Wayland Performance Improvements

    Phoronix: Chrome 72 Poised To Have Some Wayland Performance Improvements

    While Chrome 71 is the current release stream, Chrome 72 is set to offer some improvements on the Wayland front...

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