Raspberry Pi OS Now Based On Debian 12 "Bookworm" + Wayland

[pracedru]

It probably does but it simply doesn't work for my setup with dual GPUs and dual users.

So two different users logging in simultaniously on the same machine each using a GPU?

[Etherman]

So two different users logging in simultaniously on the same machine each using a GPU?

Yes. It's quite easy to set up.

# loginctl attach seat-2 /sys/devices/pcisomething/something/drm/card1 /sys/devices/<path-to-mouse> /sys/devices/<path-to-kbd>

[kurkosdr]

BTW one thing worth mentioning is that Raspberry PI 3 and older devices won't run Wayland but X11 instead:

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-5-compatible-os-bookworm-officially-released

As usual, Raspberry Pi 3 users are getting the shaft.

[pracedru]

Yes. It's quite easy to set up.

# loginctl attach seat-2 /sys/devices/pcisomething/something/drm/card1 /sys/devices/<path-to-mouse> /sys/devices/<path-to-kbd>

I had no idea it was even possible. That is a really nice feature, albeit a bit of a niche.
I am sure it will be fixed in time for when the various DE's remove the X11 session.

[Mateus Felipe]

Out of curiosity, how can you have no monitors or TVs? You just unplug the HDMI cable from another device and plug it into the Raspberry Pi.

Sure, I could do it if I had another device connected to a monitor or TV through HDMI. As I said, I have no TV or monitor, at all.

I have only a phone and a MacBook for work, and both have embedded monitors.