Closed mohdyusuf closed 4 months ago
that support explicit sync
I have no idea what that is and probably not possible to know anythingaboit this
wayland support is in external code glfw, but nothing about your issue is known
the external glfw is planned to be replaced soon with sdl3
Here an x11+wayland native nightly of the launcher, which you could test as well https://github.com/minecraft-linux/mcpelauncher-manifest/releases/download/nightly/Minecraft_Bedrock_Launcher-sdl3-x86_64-v0.15.0.369.AppImage
Maybe you need to install older libfuse than you have, if you never used AppImages / use --appimage-extract to unpack it then run AppRun
E.g. please prefer https://github.com/minecraft-linux/mcpelauncher-manifest/issues over here, because there is an issue template that requests information and fragmented issues are too much for me to handle alone
Thank you so much for your pointer, the nightly launcher x11+wayland you pointed is working.
Wrt the explicit sync thingy, it was kinda the last piece needed from nVidia driver support to support wayland properly, else the screen flickers a lot for some games. I think it is irrelevant for this discussion, given you already have a build supporting wayland and it is working.
Nitpick, if I see the UI is a little out of scale for display setting at 300% (4k res). When the display scale is 100% the nightly build looks good. This issue is not seen for flatpak released package btw (even at 300% scale).
We have new nVidia v555 driver that support explicit sync. I am able to play Steam games without issues now on Fedora 40.
However the Linux Minecraft Launcher would crash and not open the game display after hitting the green “PLAY” button.
On X11, the launcher and the game runs perfectly.
Launcher version: v0.15.0 (build 79) Minecraft version: 1.21.0.03 (x86_64)
I tried running Android emulator (android studio) under Wayland and running the minecraft game fine.