Closed tivvit closed 4 years ago
Maybe the issue is connected to the unsupported Wayland protocol you mention in the readme (I am not familiar with Wayland internals).
Yes this is likely the case (since you use Fedora I also assume you use the Gnome desktop which doesn't support the wayland protocol this watcher uses).
I should probably make it print a proper error when it fails though rather than just making an unspecified unwrap.
I have replaced all unwraps with expects now so there should be a proper error message when something fails. Unfortunately I can't fix the issue with it not working with Gnome though, they have to implement the wlr-foreign-toplevel-management wayland protocol for this application to work.
I have replaced all unwraps with expects now so there should be a proper error message when something fails. Unfortunately I can't fix the issue with it not working with Gnome though, they have to implement the wlr-foreign-toplevel-management wayland protocol for this application to work.
I will try, but first I have to study Wayland and learn Rust better
Hi, thanks for solving #1 so quickly.
I encountered another issue (I am on Fedora 30)
I did not look into the code yet, I just wanted to report for now.
Maybe the issue is connected to the unsupported Wayland protocol you mention in the readme (I am not familiar with Wayland internals).