Re: emacs, server mode, and wayland

Hello,

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  Subject    : emacs, server mode, and wayland
  Message-ID : <akOT7wxf-RjjxuGa@speedy>
  Date & Time: Tue, 30 Jun 2026 11:01:19 +0100

[PS] == Peter Suetterlin via openSUSE Users <[email protected]> has written:

[...]
PS>  Recently I had a try to use Wayland instead of the Xorg I'm using
PS> so far(*). With that (I'm using KDE/Plasma on Tumbleweed)
PS> de-iconification no longer works :((  This is a major setback in
PS> usability.  At least the server-done-hook does work....

PS>  Now I'm not sure where to look for the roots of this problem.  Is
PS>  it a wayland issue, an emacs issue, or something else?  I tried
PS>  adding another function to de-iconify to other server hooks, but
PS>  none of them seems to work. 
[...]

The icon related features you mentioned are designed to run on the X
Window System, and since the way they interact with the window manager
is different on Wayland, they may not work properly.

Please wait for an update to KDE Plasma's Wayland support.

Best Regards & Good Night.

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