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Actually not that much breaks now! The hardest part was the activation, but some patience with Claude seemed to get that working. At least with Sway, I had tr
by tombert 18d ago
Actually not that much breaks now!
The hardest part was the activation, but some patience with Claude seemed to get that working.
At least with Sway, I had trouble getting anything with X11 working, particularly anything involve "pop ups". That includes right-click menus and stuff like that. Wayland works much better.
It also took a very long time to get the dictionary loaded for spell-check, and then a very long time to get the red squigglies working.
- yjftsjthsd-h 17d ago> At least with Sway, I had trouble getting anything with X11 working, particularly anything involve "pop ups". That includes right-click menus and stuff like that. Wayland works much better. ? Sway is a Wayland compositor
- tombert 17d agoI use it as my desktop environment. I was using XWayland at first to get this working since that was historically the norm with Wine stuff, but that ended up being really glitchy. The latest versions of Wine/Proton actually have native Wayland support though so once I forced that it ran significantly better. I don't know if this is an XWayland problem, or a problem with X in general, since I don't have any computers running X anymore.