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    Phoronix: XWayland Pointer Confinement & Warping

    Playing legacy/X11 games on Wayland via XWayland may soon be in better shape with the latest slew of X Server patches...

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  • #2
    this fixes one of my 2 wayland bugs:
    cant play games(except sdl2 ones)
    the other remains open:
    no desktop icons
    once they are fixed i will switch to wayland

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    • #3
      Originally posted by davidbepo View Post
      this fixes one of my 2 wayland bugs:
      cant play games(except sdl2 ones)
      the other remains open:
      no desktop icons
      once they are fixed i will switch to wayland
      I'm (mostly) running Wayland with Gnome 3.20 and I agree with your bugs, as well as one more. Right-click menus are sometimes incorrectly positioned, they're placed on top of the screen instead of at the mouse pointer. At least I THINK that's one of the issues I have, I'm not at home right now so I can't try it.

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      • #4
        a little off topic:
        does anyone now what 2d accel arch uses wayland
        xorg uses exa/sna/glamor
        xwayland uses glamor
        wayland ?
        i ask because if it doesnt use sna performance could be degraded

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        • #5
          Originally posted by davidbepo View Post
          a little off topic:
          does anyone now what 2d accel arch uses wayland
          xorg uses exa/sna/glamor
          xwayland uses glamor
          wayland ?
          i ask because if it doesnt use sna performance could be degraded
          Have you actually used sna? It's horrible, terribly buggy.

          Besides, all these hardware 2d backends have seriously hurt linux adoption in the past. They take serious talent to implement and most times are buggy as all hell. IMO EXA on r600 was the best, but even it had horrible bugs. Glamor is definitely the best way to go.

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          • #6
            weston uses opengl and pixman for drawing stuff. GNOME uses clutter/cogl, so it's all 3D accelerated I believe.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by duby229 View Post

              Have you actually used sna? It's horrible, terribly buggy.

              Besides, all these hardware 2d backends have seriously hurt linux adoption in the past. They take serious talent to implement and most times are buggy as all hell. IMO EXA on r600 was the best, but even it had horrible bugs. Glamor is definitely the best way to go.
              im using sna+dri3 right now without any problems, also performance is great

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Krejzi View Post
                weston uses opengl and pixman for drawing stuff. GNOME uses clutter/cogl, so it's all 3D accelerated I believe.
                so its similar to glamor but application defined, thanks

                performance should be worse than sna

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by davidbepo View Post

                  im using sna+dri3 right now without any problems, also performance is great
                  Wow, what a terrible thing. It must be unbearably horrible and yet you seem so content... Weird....

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by duby229 View Post

                    Wow, what a terrible thing. It must be unbearably horrible and yet you seem so content... Weird....
                    like i said no problems yet i dont know what people have against sna

                    note: i use xf86-intel from manjaro which is git based also mesa-git updated daily

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