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I have no intention of ever running Wayland. Maybe if Wayland is made part of Xenocara in OpenBSD base I would consider it. But for now, X11 for me. Plus I u

by jmclnx 1y ago

I have no intention of ever running Wayland. Maybe if Wayland is made part of Xenocara in OpenBSD base I would consider it. But for now, X11 for me. Plus I use X-forwarding quite a bit.

EmanueleAina 1y ago
X forwarding works on Wayland compositors that ship XWayland. Just like any other X11 application that does not rely on weird things like intercepting all your keypresses, capturing the content of other applications, etc.
- em-bee 1y ago
  and there is also waypipe for wayland forwarding.
- jmclnx 1y ago
  Yes, but you are running the remote client on AIX ? AIX does not have Wayland at all nor its libraries. I had issues with that. That is done a lot in many companies due to some proprietary applications.
  - em-bee 1y ago
    what issues? if you do X11 forwarding then the remote client needs X11 only. there should not be any wayland dependency. that doesn't even make sense. more likely the issue is missing a specific X11 extension either in XWayland or on AIX.
    - jmclnx 1y ago
      They replaced AIX with RHEL a couple of years ago, so I cannot check anymore. When I tried w/wayland, nothing would display.