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Chrome does default to x11, but it is easily changeable via chrome://flags. With other electron apps, it depends. Some are easy, some are not. The notably diff
by vetinari 4y ago
Chrome does default to x11, but it is easily changeable via chrome://flags.
With other electron apps, it depends. Some are easy, some are not. The notably difficult one is vscode, which handles its args itself, ignores (electron|chromium)-flags.conf and processes the cmd line flags only after the electron framework is initialized (thus the ozone flags having zero effect).
- mijoharas 4y agoAs vetinari says (you can also put chrome config in ~/.config/chrome-flags.conf). He also pointed out quite rightly, that it very much depends on the version of electron that's used and how it's used, so it's something of a crapshoot for whether they'll support things nicely.