Hello. IMHO, I found a bug in the Wayland protocol description. It
pertains to arguments of wl_registry.bind. The protocol description
https://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/tree/protocol/wayland.xml
says that there are the following arguments. {{{
}}}
However, the functio
On 07.01.16 13:14, Pekka Paalanen wrote:
>> But I want to run Weston on a gfx card other than X is running on. I
>> have 2 gfx cards.
>
> Ok, then you are left with the VT management issues, which I didn't
> mention yet. I don't actually know what is needed to (not) do when
> using a gfx card that
On 07.01.16 10:42, Pekka Paalanen wrote:
Have you tried using the --seat command line argument to make Weston's
DRM-backend pick a seat other than the default "seat0"?
Okay, Weston drives "seat1" if given the option "--seat=seat1" and no
configuration file. But "seat0" where I start Weston freez
On 05.01.16 18:10, m...@beroal.in.ua wrote:
Have you tried using the --seat command line argument to make Weston's
DRM-backend pick a seat other than the default "seat0"?
Okay, Weston drives "seat1" if given the option "--seat=seat1" and no
configuration file. But "seat0" where I start Weston fr
Thank you for your answer.
On 05.01.16 10:07, Pekka Paalanen wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jan 2016 00:08:56 +0200
m...@beroal.in.ua wrote:
Hello. My computer has 2 seats. By seat I mean a set containing a
monitor, a videocard, a mouse, and a keyboard. I can drive them with 2
Xorg server, and I am looking
Hello. My computer has 2 seats. By seat I mean a set containing a
monitor, a videocard, a mouse, and a keyboard. I can drive them with 2
Xorg server, and I am looking for how to replicate this configuration
with Wayland.
AFAIK, Weston uses "libinput", so I assigned "WL_SEAT" of input devices
Hi.
On 29.12.15 20:09, Dimitri Nüscheler wrote:
Hello everyone
I sometimes wonder where people talk about concept level and philosophy.
At least Wayland has a big philosophy part - and it uses it to explain
itself in contrast to X.
I'm not much involved into it, but I think I understand some vi
Hello, I'm new to Wayland. I need a "wl_display" object in order to
insert "wl_registry" and start working. I see no means of inserting it.
(I want to know how to do that in the Wayland protocol, not in the C
binding to it.)
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Tue, 21 Dec 2010 06:13:32 -0800 (PST), magd0510 magd0510 wrote:
Compiled the wayland successfully. When run client/flower under X,
always get below error:
failed to create display: Connection
refused
Segment fault
gdb trace
