I don't know if you want to merge this, because a real wayland port is still needed. I just added a line to tell GTK this app uses the X11 backend. So it can run under the xorg-server-xwayland.
So it doesn't crash anymore.
BUT:
The global hotkey to toggle the view only works if your focus is on a x11 application (e.g. firefox). If you use a native wayland application the global hotkey doesn't work.
A fix for this would be a new option to toggle the visibility of a running tilda instance from command line. So you can add a global hotkey in gnome hotkey settings to toggle the view (DBUS support #30, #50 would be interesting for this).
I don't know if you want to merge this, because a real wayland port is still needed. I just added a line to tell GTK this app uses the X11 backend. So it can run under the xorg-server-xwayland. So it doesn't crash anymore.
BUT: The global hotkey to toggle the view only works if your focus is on a x11 application (e.g. firefox). If you use a native wayland application the global hotkey doesn't work. A fix for this would be a new option to toggle the visibility of a running tilda instance from command line. So you can add a global hotkey in gnome hotkey settings to toggle the view (DBUS support #30, #50 would be interesting for this).
greets