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Originally posted by darkbasic View Post
On Mutter maybe, on KDE Plasma on the other hand...
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Originally posted by Spike29 View Post
While I agree that the Gnome Wayland session is largely usable on a daily basis, there are still a few issues left with gaming, like this one that may affect fast-paced games for non-casual gamers: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1208
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Originally posted by bofh80
So you keep saying.
Over and over.
Like a parrot.
But you just keep coming back. And then have to say good bye again?
I mean how MANY times do you have to say goodbye, before you stop saying goodbye? (Anyone else detecting something here, or is just me?)
goodbye? Kisses. Hugs. Please don't break heart. and say goodbye, all over again.
X.
(https://youtube.com/watch?v=poiEC_kPk40)
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Originally posted by bofh80
So you keep saying.
Over and over.
Like a parrot.
But you just keep coming back. And then have to say good bye again?
I mean how MANY times do you have to say goodbye, before you stop saying goodbye? (Anyone else detecting something here, or is just me?)
goodbye? Kisses. Hugs. Please don't break heart. and say goodbye, all over again.
X.
I'm actually in the opposite camp because I have no issues with X since it just works for me. To be honest, X will be on my machine for as long as the mainline distros provide LXDE packages because that is my desktop of choice.
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Originally posted by 144Hz View PostBye-bye X.
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Originally posted by 144Hz View Post
Equally important atomic mode setting support is almost done now.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutte..._requests/1488
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noob question...
if xwayland can be called on-demand, why is it hard for mutter to tag it as "being terminated" before actually doing so, and make apps that demand xwayland wait while this happens and then spin it up again once properly terminated?
that, of course, if it can't be ran in multiple instances (one for each process) as mentioned by V1tol above
I'm not doubting there is a technical challenge in making it work without falling into a race condition, but right now I don't see it... anyone here knows more of the whys and hows?
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Originally posted by bofh80
So you keep saying.
Over and over.
Like a parrot.
But you just keep coming back. And then have to say good bye again?
I mean how MANY times do you have to say goodbye, before you stop saying goodbye? (Anyone else detecting something here, or is just me?)
goodbye? Kisses. Hugs. Please don't break heart. and say goodbye, all over again.
X.
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