Oh, you are not wrong. It's perfectly valid to also blame Gnome and Ubuntu for this. The Wayland session should not have been the default in either project befo

Oh, you are not wrong. It's perfectly valid to also blame Gnome and Ubuntu for this. The Wayland session should not have been the default in either project before such a basic functionality was working. Still, the result is the same: I will move to Wayland only when there is absolutely no other choice, as I don't trust the project, or at least not the people pushing the project. Same as with systemd and Pulseaudio, both never got a place on my main system (and Pulseaudio definitely won't, now that Pipewire is here). Btw, it wasn't special videoconferencing software, it was something like Zoom or Teams in the browser, so completely standard functionality.