ChanServ changed the topic of #wayland to: https://wayland.freedesktop.org | Discussion about the Wayland protocol and its implementations, plus libinput
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<bwanda>
so nvidia does noto support wayland
<bwanda>
not/
<kennylevinsen>
bwanda: it does support Wayland, albeit your milage may vary based on choice of GPU/driver/Wayland server. Note that this channel is for Wayland protocol development - for assistance, ask in a suitable forum for your Desktop Environment or Wayland server of choice.
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<Max1>
How do I interpret array values that were logged using WAYLAND_DEBUG=1? e.g. for xdg_toplevel.configure, how do I map from logs like array[0], array[4], array[16] etc to the values of xdg_toplevel.states?
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<geemili>
Hi, I'm learning about the low-level protocol of wayland and I've found that some implementations (river compositor and wayland-rs) have a different signature for wl_registry.bind
<geemili>
Instead of (name, new_id), they are using (name, interface, version, new_id)
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<geemili>
Is this an error with the documentation?
<vyivel>
geemili: in wl_registry.bind, new_id doesn't have a type specified
<vyivel>
so an interface and a version are required
<geemili>
Ah, okay. So this is me misunderstanding that `new_id` has a much different type than something like `new_id<wl_registry>`?
<geemili>
Okay, I see it in the documentation now. Thank you!
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<CruxOfTheB>
I'm using gnome on a touchscreen (with no accelerometer) placed "verticaly" or portrait mode. What I see on the screen is correctly oriented 90° but the input from the touchscreen is still in "landscape" mode.
<CruxOfTheB>
How can I go about setting this up correctly in wayland ?
<orowith2os[m]>
CruxOfTheB: you'd probably do better to ask in GNOME channels, Wayland doesn't really have much say in how all of that is handled.