Browser CSS animations are very tearing in my Linux experience so far, on every computer and every browser. It could be due to the graphics configuration. But I am still interested to test without X11.
Here is an example of tearing animation.
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.a ... js_sidenav
I am interested to try a desktop environment that is the most "wayland-only" as it can so that I can experiment. But then , the words, the terminology can be confusing.
I think it is worth noticing that at the top of the wayland page on enightenment.org, they say that the wayland-only version is under heavy testing and that is is already very much usable.
Enlightenment is a lightweight desktop that is among the few early ones to migrate to wayland. So if I find a bug, I would be glad to report it to them.
I am still searching for an alternative to Xvfb though.
How to install enlightenment desktop with wayland?
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Re: How to install enlightenment desktop with wayland?
no, you have to compile it. (it now works very well with the latest FF). Only epiphany browser (AFAIK) runs on wayland without Xwayland (on Debian currently- on Fedora you need to install firefox-wayland as it is not yet default installed)MagicPoulp wrote:There is nothing wrong with the structure "I don't think something".
Can someone please help me determine:
- if I use the debian wayland package, the vanilla one, will it us X when I use the firefox browser, or will it use wayland?
- was the debian package built using -enabble-wayland-clients?