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Yserver porta nuova vita a X11 con un approccio moderno e scritto in Rust. Scopri cosa cambia davvero per Linux. #Linux #X11 #OpenSource #Rust #Wayland
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Thoughts on the Phoenix X server?
I haven't tried it out, but its goals look reasonable. I do hope it gets to the level of being usable standalone soon; I'd love there to be an X server I can recommend. But it very much has a bus factor of one.
I really would like to thank qMaxXen bc xEyeSee v1.2.0 actually works correctly yay
Been daily driving CachyOS for five months now!
There are still little hiccups here and there. I got my drawing tablet and numbpad working together on almost all my drawing programs and I learned how to troubleshoot most of my issues, which remains very little on this distro. Going with CachyOS has been my best decision.
I still wonder about POP_OS! Cosmic update, but I'm glad I haven't moved to that distro. I heard it still had a few stability issues after its release in Dec 2025. I will miss the tiling windows and advanced customization features it has, tho.
Anyway, the next hurdle for my current Linux setup is the whole X11/Wayland discourse. My drawing tablet, XP Pen Artist Pro 16 (Gen 2), works best in X11 compositor using Opentabletdriver. X11 is slowly being phased out by KDE to be replaced by Wayland compositor. Wayland is more stable, but does not have updated tablet drivers for recent drawing tablets models like mine.
Wayland treats my drawing tablet as a generic tablet, meaning that it recognizes that my XP-Pen tablet has at least a tablet surface and a pen to provide strokes. The XP-Pen driver does not work well in Wayland, mapping is wayyyy off, but works well in X11, but the driver does not save changed settings. Using Opentabletdriver, it does work kinda in Wayland, but works better in X11.
Basically, I may need another round of testing to make sure my drawing tablet works in Wayland since that desktop compositor will be replacing X11. I'll still have basic functionality of my drawing tablet, but I may need to rely on my numbpad settings even more because of this.
Whoever was the person who said to ask them questions instead of ChatGPT I have i3 window manager on fedora and I have a projector that's meant to be pixel perfect but the scaling is off (basically the overlay is counting 9 pixels for every 5 actual pixels, example image below). Any chance I have fractional scaling on and if so how do I turn it off.
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okay i really wanna switch off hyprland but there are literally no other good options for me because the wlroots desktop portal doesn't allow streaming specific applications on vesktop.
I've been considering moving back to x11 because its annoying me so much. does anyone have good wayland alternatives. im 4 years old
Phoenix Emerges as a Modern X Server Written From Scratch in Zig
Phoenix is a new X server written from scratch in Zig, aiming to modernize X11 without relying on Xorg code.
Phoenix Emerges as a Modern X Server Written From Scratch in Zig
Last night I had a dream that I could hotswap between running X11 and Wayland. I didn't need to log out for it either, it was just a keyboard shortcut that allowed me to swap to one when the other was giving me problems.
It was one of those dreams that you think is real for a little while after waking up. And when I remembered it wasn't, I quietly mourned.