René J. V. Bertin wrote:
> And applications that I start with `-platform wayland` aren't decorated, as if
> kwin is either a WM or else a wayland compositor, but not the former inside
> the latter... Which is actually what I was hoping to get!
OK, belay that, apparently was because my Mesa instal
Kai Uwe Broulik wrote:
> Is it Mac OS?
No, nor a bird, nor a tree ;)
Even I wouldn't dream of testing KWin/Wayland on Mac. Just yet - I do dream of
Wayland supporting Darwin but there a few too many dependencies on the Linux
kernel for that (in KWin too, IIRC) that should be resolved first. A
> this is not a standard set-up, so just selecting wayland as a login option on
> the login manager screen isn't an option.
Is it Mac OS?
David Redondo wrote:
> Hello René,
>
> maybe this blog post from Aleix can help you. It explains how to started a
> nested session or wayland session.
> https://www.proli.net/2020/04/03/developing-kwin-wayland/
Thanks David. That does look like things I already tried (and didn't work;
starting
Hello René,
maybe this blog post from Aleix can help you. It explains how to started a
nested session or wayland session.
https://www.proli.net/2020/04/03/developing-kwin-wayland/
Regard, David
Select "plasma (wayland)" from SDDM.
David
Hi,
I hope this is the best place to ask:
I understand that KWin is its own wayland server/compositor/whatever-you-call
it, so it might be possible to use kwin_wayland to get an impression of running
a desktop under Wayland instead of X11?
If so, is there a succinct tutorial somewhere showing
