I'm trying to get used to with wayland (using hikari wm as daily driver), I found enlightenment has wayland session, so I try it out. The developers state that wayland session on enlightenment is experimental, yeah it's indeed experimental, I can't launch many QT apps / many of them are segmentation fault (qterminal, pcmanfm-qt, phototonic, qutebrowser), logout always leads me into a loop (software failure, ask me to press left mouse button to recover and right button to abort) which both will bring me back to desktop. I don't experience it when I use enlightenment on archlinux. I don't know if that's my setup's fault or anything else. Any clue? Thanks
OS : Debian sid 64 bit.
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[SOLVED] Enlightenment's Wayland session on debian.
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ahmadraniri
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[SOLVED] Enlightenment's Wayland session on debian.
Last edited by ahmadraniri on 2021-11-06 06:36, edited 1 time in total.
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ahmadraniri
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Re: Enlightenment's Wayland session on debian : too experimental ?
Solved, reset all setting by removing the configurations under ~/.e. Thanks.