Hi, In the latest amd64 packages snapshot there is now a #sway package (other arches will follow).
Installing it allows you to try #Wayland on OpenBSD. Just run the provided startsway.sh script from a text console after stopping xenodm if X was running. See the sway(1) and sway(5) manual pages for details and /etc/sway/config for the default key bindings. For now only a few applications will display using Wayland natively. All others will use Xwayland(1) automatically. In particular the provided sway config will use xterm(1) as a terminal. Also note that there are several known limitations that you don't need to report again: - no pointer accelleration - no VT switching - keyboard and/or pointer dont work after suspend/resume This is to be considered as highly experimental and not production-ready. Try it at your own risks. -- Matthieu Herrb
