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I think you've got it backwards. Applications like OBS do not typically register default global keybindings to avoid clobbering, you have to do it manually in t
by James_K 7mo ago
I think you've got it backwards. Applications like OBS do not typically register default global keybindings to avoid clobbering, you have to do it manually in their settings menu. The only difference with a generic interface is that the dialogue opened from the setting menu would be from the WM instead of OBS.
- vidarh 7mo agoThe problem with Wayland in this respect is that there is no such generic interface that works everywhere - each compositor may choose not to support it at all, or support it in different ways. If there was a single standard way, great. In the meantime I'll stick to X11, which isn't this incredibly user-hostile.
- James_K 6mo agoThat is not a problem with Wayland because specifying this is not a within the purview of Wayland. People like you don't seem to understand that Wayland is specification, and not an implementation like X11.
- queenkjuul 6mo agoNo, i understand that, and consider it a failing of Wayland
- queenkjuul 6mo agoYes, the generic interface which does not exist, has no defined standard, and is likely to be different for each WM. That doesn't really change what i said.