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Now that we are kind of forced to use Wayland since Plasma 6.4, I have a ton of global shortcuts mapped to scripts like this:
* Meta-F:
wmctrl -xa firefox || exec firefox* Meta-K:
wmctrl -xa konsole || exec konsoleSince the forced Wayland upgrade, this always starts a new process and does not focus the existing window.
Is there an equivalent way of focusing an application in wayland like we could in Xorg with wmctrl?
Thank you.
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You are not forced to anything. Nobody is stopping you from keeping using X11.
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Well, I said "kind of", because for the moment I fixed by installing plasma-x11-session as suggested in another topic, but I know that is temporary a temporary solution with Xorg reaching end of support.
Ultimately, I will need to find a better solution to keep these Global Shortcuts working.
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You are not forced to anything. Nobody is stopping you from keeping using X11.
But it is forced. No new features are coming to X11 and some features are Wayland-only. Some DEs are dropping X11 support (and dropping it way too early imo) instead of allowing either graphical session. Making your own DE just to run X11 would be a lot of work.
Global shortcuts for X11 apps are kind of supported depending on DE, but should be a feature of XWayland imo. Not sure if it's even possible to make a script run under an X11 session so that you do get potential global shortcut support. Might be something hacky you could do like executing a script in Xterm. Not tested it myself.
Probably better to add X11 as default choice in SDDM
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