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Wayland Continues Advancing On Features, But XWayland Could Use Some Help
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Right now for gaming two things are needed the most in Xwayland:
Pointer-Lock
XFree86-VidModeExtension
Without the first many fps games are unplayable, try to play Minecraft for example using it and second one is required by many games to even start(1001 Spikes, Nuclear Throne or Savant Ascend), it doesn't make playing games under linux easier.
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Originally posted by sobkas View PostRight now for gaming two things are needed the most in Xwayland:
Pointer-Lock
XFree86-VidModeExtension
Without the first many fps games are unplayable, try to play Minecraft for example using it and second one is required by many games to even start(1001 Spikes, Nuclear Throne or Savant Ascend), it doesn't make playing games under linux easier.
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87806
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Originally posted by helland View Post
I think it should just be a matter of updating mesa-git again. There was a patch that disabled an openGL extension that wayland relies on. A patch landed yesterday that reverts this, back to the old behaviour. If this is what caused you problems then it should be fixed in mesa-master
Actually the biggest problem that I have always had on my current machine is nouveau stability, so I often disable it for my 765M; Looking forward to more of the recent work that's been coming in there.
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Originally posted by jaxxed View Post
Yeah it already sorted itself out, so i am back on the gnome wayland desktop.
Actually the biggest problem that I have always had on my current machine is nouveau stability, so I often disable it for my 765M; Looking forward to more of the recent work that's been coming in there.
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Originally posted by Nobu View PostGnome-wayland working fine for me, though I haven't updated in a couple days.
One issue I noticed is if I open a new window in Firefox with ctrl+n, then try to focus the search bar with ctrl+k (without ever releasing ctrl), it'll just type the k in the search box on the page (I have duckduckgo as my homepage). Has anyone else experienced this, is it a known bug? Seems like maybe an xwayland/libinput bug, as I don't remember ever experiencing this in KDE.
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