I didn't think it'd be the default. It just works so beautifully... I assumed it was Xorg!
Also, I used Xmodmap to remap some keys. So... I had no hints that I was not running Xorg.
Soooooooooo the question then would be: I know _zip_ about Wayland. This is obviously a hardware issue that we could get around with some Xorg magic.
Is there any way to replicate the 'fix' with Wayland?
Merc.
P.S.
Oh my, do we really live in a post-Xorg world _finally_? I've been waiting for it ever since the world talked about "Berlin" (I doubt anybody here would even know what I am talking about... This was published some 18 years ago (!) https://nnc3.com/mags/LM10/issue/04/Berlin.pdf )
Hi,
Oh my goodness...
I am using Wayland!!!
merc@merc- ThinkPad- X220:/disk/ home/merc$ ps ax | grep wayl gdm3/gdm- wayland- session gnome-session --autostart /usr/share/ gdm/greeter/ autostart ThinkPad- X220:/disk/ home/merc$
922 tty1 Ssl+ 0:00 /usr/lib/
968 tty1 Sl+ 0:00 /usr/bin/Xwayland :1024 -rootless -terminate -core -listen 4 -listen 5 -displayfd 6
merc@merc-
I didn't think it'd be the default. It just works so beautifully... I assumed it was Xorg!
Also, I used Xmodmap to remap some keys. So... I had no hints that I was not running Xorg.
Soooooooooo the question then would be: I know _zip_ about Wayland. This is obviously a hardware issue that we could get around with some Xorg magic.
Is there any way to replicate the 'fix' with Wayland?
Merc.
P.S. /nnc3.com/ mags/LM10/ issue/04/ Berlin. pdf )
Oh my, do we really live in a post-Xorg world _finally_? I've been waiting for it ever since the world talked about "Berlin" (I doubt anybody here would even know what I am talking about... This was published some 18 years ago (!) https:/