Re: Where is the Wayland process?
Dan Ritter <[email protected]>
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Franco Martelli wrote: > On 27/08/26 at 17:14, Dan Ritter wrote: > > Franco Martelli wrote: > > Ah! Thanks, so the first things that comes in my mind is that if I want to > run another server session e.g. on VT8 I have to play with kwin_wayland to > obtain something equivalent to: > > ~$ startx -- :1 vt8 -bpp 16 -nolisten tcp > > and looking for "wlroots" (apt search wlroots) I found many compositors so I > can have a windows manager and then change the compositor (if I want) right? No, unfortunately. The compositor is in charge of window management in Wayland. Using a different compositor is like switching from KDE to GNOME to XFCE to LXDE... You can run all the same applications, though. -dsr-