On Fri, 7 Jan 2022 at 18:50, Raman Gupta wrote:
> Off the top of my head the tools that are either completely broken or
> partially broken on Wayland that work fine on X11.
>
> * Google Meet
> * Zoom
> * MS Teams
> * Slack screen sharing
> * Discord screen sharing
>
> and then there are the vario
Off the top of my head the tools that are either completely broken or
partially broken on Wayland that work fine on X11.
* Google Meet
* Zoom
* MS Teams
* Slack screen sharing
* Discord screen sharing
and then there are the various broken desktop sharing apps:
* TeamViewer
* AnyDesk
* Chrome Rem
On Fri, 7 Jan 2022 at 09:50, Raman Gupta wrote:
> It's very unfortunate in this day and age of remote working that screen
> sharing is
>
so broken on a modern Linux desktop. Back to X11 for me as well.
>
For many users, screen sharing is no longer the preferred option for remote
work
because the
It's very unfortunate in this day and age of remote working that screen
sharing is so broken on a modern Linux desktop. Back to X11 for me as well.
For anyone else on KDE making the switch, keep in mind the workaround in
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=385135.
On Wed, Jan 5, 2022 at 3:56 PM
You may have heard me mention on this list that this is a barrier for me to
switch to Wayland. Working from home, as so many of us are, I need to give
presentations. I prefer not to share my screen, but share a window. Using
chrome, for example, I could share a screen, a window, or a tab. Probl
I'm finally switching over to Wayland as my daily driver.
However, I'm still finding big problems with screen sharing in general. I'm
on KDE/Plasma.
Many apps that are supposed to support screen sharing on Wayland --
Electron-based apps, Chromium, OBS, proprietary apps like Zoom etc. either
compl
