Does not work with Wayland

[Raff727]

I am running Debian 13 testing with the standard configuration of Gnome which uses Wayland

First of all normal raylib examples compile and run normally so it's not an issue with something outside of these bindings. What i have tried for raylib-zig:

• cloning raylib-zig locally and changing linux_display_backend to .Wayland
• setting .linux_disply_backend = rlz.LinuxDisplayBackend.Wayland for raylib_dep
• adding these linksSystemLibrarys for raylib_artifact, exe and the exe in the local raylib-zig as they are what the build.zig of raylib uses

.linkSystemLibrary("wayland-client"); .linkSystemLibrary("wayland-cursor"); .linkSystemLibrary("wayland-egl"); .linkSystemLibrary("xkbcommon");

and yet even though it compiles i get this error when i try to run the program: INFO: Initializing raylib 5.5-dev INFO: Platform backend: DESKTOP (GLFW) INFO: Supported raylib modules: INFO: > rcore:..... loaded (mandatory) INFO: > rlgl:...... loaded (mandatory) INFO: > rshapes:... loaded (optional) INFO: > rtextures:. loaded (optional) INFO: > rtext:..... loaded (optional) INFO: > rmodels:... loaded (optional) INFO: > raudio:.... loaded (optional) WARNING: GLFW: Error: 65544 Description: Wayland: Failed to load libwayland-client WARNING: GLFW: Failed to initialize GLFW Segmentation fault at address 0x0 ???:?:?: 0x0 in ??? (???) fish: Job 1, './zig-out/bin/tetris' terminated by signal SIGABRT (Abort)

[Not-Nik]

Could you try, in addition to your linkSystemLibrary calls, to add raylib_artifact.defineCMacro("_GLFW_WAYLAND", null);

[Raff727]

Sadly this doesn't change anything

[LunarWarg]

On arch with wayland (hyprland) I can't reproduce this.

Are you using Nvidia? https://wiki.debian.org/Wayland : "GDM (GNOME Display Manager) will automatically use Wayland when supported, except when using the proprietary NVIDIA driver, in which case it will fall back to X11 due to instability."

[Raff727]

No I'm using an integrated specifically that of an i7-1185G7. And echo "$XDG_SESSION_TYPE gives me wayland, as well as the examples of normal raylib which give the same INFO statement as in your screenshot.