While running some tests I started a second wayfire session under my regular id from a linux console/tty.
In that second session I try to launch the drawer via the usual key combo and nothing happens.
So I fire up a terminal and I see this message:
INFO[0000] Showing resident instance (PID 2200)
Now I have made nwg-drawer resident so that there is no delay when I invoke it in the course of my wayfire session and It looks like a side-effect of this approach is that I can no longer invoke in it in a second wayfire session.
Is this to be expected... or is it a case of my not doing it right?
Among my wayfire session 'autostart commands' I have:
nwg-drawer -r
As to my wayfire bindings I have:
<Ctrl> <Alt> KEY_Y nwg-drawer
Not really relevant but the reason I'm doing this is that I'm trying to hunt down the applications that are not 'native-wayland-enabled' and have disabled XWayland before launching the second session (and I'm too lazy to clone my setup to another id :)
While running some tests I started a second wayfire session under my regular id from a linux console/tty.
In that second session I try to launch the drawer via the usual key combo and nothing happens.
So I fire up a terminal and I see this message:
INFO[0000] Showing resident instance (PID 2200)Now I have made nwg-drawer resident so that there is no delay when I invoke it in the course of my wayfire session and It looks like a side-effect of this approach is that I can no longer invoke in it in a second wayfire session.
Is this to be expected... or is it a case of my not doing it right?
Among my wayfire session 'autostart commands' I have:
nwg-drawer -rAs to my wayfire bindings I have:
<Ctrl> <Alt> KEY_Y nwg-drawerNot really relevant but the reason I'm doing this is that I'm trying to hunt down the applications that are not 'native-wayland-enabled' and have disabled XWayland before launching the second session (and I'm too lazy to clone my setup to another id :)