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I was curious about gnome wayland, and just tried it by selection in gdm, with xorg-server-xwayland installed. It felt warm, spicy, and showed minor glitches and some bleeding edges. To my surprise, when I logged out, and went back to Gnome (without wayland), the gnome session starts up just to see the mouse pinter vanishing in front of a pure, black monitor while the hard drive led shows heavy activity. I went away to have a cup of coffee. Coming back, the hard drive was sleeping, and the monitor was still black. Ctrl - Alt - F2 gave me a console, but no idea what to do, so I decided to go for a reboot, and noticed I still could run Gnome Wayland, but no more Gnome.
Finally, I gave up on finding out what really happened. I guess something in the gnome configurations was messed up with wayland and non-wayland. Adding a new user and starting a new Gnome session showed me the problem was related to my user account. So I purged my .config-gnome-related files and folders, and things are behaving well again.
Therefore, I take this as a proof: running Gnome Wayland will change parts of your configuration, and be warned, Gnome might not be able to turn them back again. ![]()
Last edited by Moo-Crumpus (2014-10-27 14:00:28)
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