More and more Linux distributions are relying entirely on Wayland and do without X11, even disabling Xwayland.
fre:ac apparently only uses X11; at least, running $ flatpak info --show-permissions org.freac.freac only lists, amongst other things, sockets=x11;.
Does fre:ac also run on Wayland, or is that planned for the future?
At the moment, fre:ac cannot be run on Secureblue, for example, as X11 is not available there and Xwayland is disabled. The programme only runs once the latter is enabled, but this is not actually recommended by the project; pure Wayland programmes are preferable.
Many thanks in advance!
More and more Linux distributions are relying entirely on Wayland and do without X11, even disabling Xwayland.
fre:ac apparently only uses X11; at least, running
$ flatpak info --show-permissions org.freac.freaconly lists, amongst other things, sockets=x11;.Does fre:ac also run on Wayland, or is that planned for the future?
At the moment, fre:ac cannot be run on Secureblue, for example, as X11 is not available there and Xwayland is disabled. The programme only runs once the latter is enabled, but this is not actually recommended by the project; pure Wayland programmes are preferable.
Many thanks in advance!