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<dman_lfc>
ok tried sway, seems to not like the fact that it cannot run as non-root
<dman_lfc>
for weston: i think the problem is the emulation station gui is using drm
<dman_lfc>
hence a conflict & the errors
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<andfenastari>
Hello. Can i ask questions here?
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<dman_lfc>
andfenastari: ask your question - someone will pick it up when they're able
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<kennylevinsen>
dman_lfc: when I asked yesterday you said that ran through Wayland? But yes, you can only have one drm master at a time (depending on seat management, clients cooperatively revoke their drm master rights when you switch VT away from them)
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<dman_lfc>
yes, sorry @kennylevinsen I thought the RPi4 was using it - apparently not
<dman_lfc>
I switched to X11, now I can do what I need to :-)
<kennylevinsen>
dman_lfc: the computer doesn't matter. THe application is either a Wayland client or it isn't, and if it is, it needs a Wayland compositor like Weston. :)
<kennylevinsen>
that's fine, your goal was to run an X client after all. Introducing a Wayland compositor into the mix mostly makes sense if you have *other* wayland stuff to run.
<kennylevinsen>
e.g. having everything run under Wayland, including the GUI and all emulators, with X for compatibility where needed.
<dman_lfc>
indeed, we will use it in future
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<pac85>
hi, I was wondering why wayland uses integers for the scaling. This forces servers to scale to ceil(fscale) and then downsample in order to achieve fractional scaling if I'm not mistaken. Toolkits like Qt do support fractional scaling.
<kennylevinsen>
fractional scaling is non-trivial, and integer scaling both ensured good support and was sufficient at the time it was chosen. There are plenty discussions in gitlab issues about fractional scaling.
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<pac85>
I found the relevant discussion on gitlab THX.
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<MrCooper>
pq: even if always drawing as early as possible, there's always a non-0 chance of missing the next refresh cycle, while latency is pessimal when hitting it; it's a trade-off between latency and chance of missing frames, there's no perfect solution
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