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  • 89c51
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    Originally posted by Vistaus View Post
    GNOME and E18 work beautifully on Wayland, well, as far as possible at least. Needs some work but useable for daily testing use it is. Count in XWayland and you can run X apps to an extent.
    Don't know for gnome but E18 cannot opperate as a standalone WL compositor. E19 can do it at least in theory. AFAIK noone has it working on HW. (there are screenshots of it running nested) Except maybe the devs.

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  • Vistaus
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    Originally posted by Drago View Post
    It is available for use, the problem is that its users are still being developed: KDE5, applications, etc.
    GNOME and E18 work beautifully on Wayland, well, as far as possible at least. Needs some work but useable for daily testing use it is. Count in XWayland and you can run X apps to an extent.

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  • BSDude
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    Originally posted by UraniumDeer View Post
    As already stated, you can use it, but in addition to already mentioned issues, the proprietary graphic drivers from NVIDIA (and AMD?) still needs EGL support.
    expanding on your comment, you can use wayland with gpu-drivers:
    Intel: yes
    Nouveau: yes
    AMD open-source: yes
    AMD Catalyst: no
    Nvidia: no

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  • UraniumDeer
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    Originally posted by lelele View Post
    Yey! I guess...
    What does this mean exactly? Will Wayland be available "for use" in the next coming months?
    As already stated, you can use it, but in addition to already mentioned issues, the proprietary graphic drivers from NVIDIA (and AMD?) still needs EGL support.

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  • blackout23
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    Originally posted by Drago View Post
    It is available for use, the problem is that its users are still being developed: KDE5, applications, etc.
    Almost all Gnome GTK+ work and Gnome 3.12 target to have a complete Wayland port. In Gnome 3.10 mutter-wayland already works well together with XWayland.

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  • Drago
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    Originally posted by lelele View Post
    Yey! I guess...
    What does this mean exactly? Will Wayland be available "for use" in the next coming months?
    It is available for use, the problem is that its users are still being developed: KDE5, applications, etc.

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  • lelele
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    Yey! I guess...
    What does this mean exactly? Will Wayland be available "for use" in the next coming months?

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    Wayland/Weston 1.4 Release Candidate Announced

    Phoronix: Wayland/Weston 1.4 Release Candidate Announced

    The release date for Wayland 1.4 slipped by one week but out now is the first release candidate for Wayland 1.4 and its reference Weston compositor ahead of the final planned release this Thursday...

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