Given the Ubuntu xorg stack is synced with upstream, this is not
something that will be done at the distro level ->
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-
server/+bug/940640/comments/1 . Please file an upstream report if
desired.
** No longer affects: weston (Ubuntu)
** No longer affects
Why is this being discussed on ubuntu's bug tracker, instead of
wayland's, or the wayland mailing list. Or even the wayland IRC
channel. You're both often in there.
min2: Using "scalable vector graphics" just implies using a non-raster
graphics format. It does not require dealing with pointer s
Actually let's reassign this to weston. And this is not a bug, this is a
feature request.
The Wayland wl_output interface already provides the means to discover the
output geometry, in particular
the physical_width and physical_height, as well as the current mode width and
height of the output.
Actually let's reassign this to weston. And this is not a bug, this is a
feature request.
The Wayland wl_output interface already provides the means to discover the
output geometry, in particular
the physical_width and physical_height, as well as the current mode width and
height of the output.
I don't know the exact details of how it would work.
But yeah, that sounds plausible.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/940640
Title:
Mouse cursors should be vector
What is the expected behavior?
Detect a per-output DPI and change cursor dimensions on the fly?
** Changed in: wayland (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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