Closed bertlebee closed 5 months ago
Duplicate of #4089
This sucks :( this crash is caused by WSL’s Weston system compositor crashing:(
Best workaround within WSL is to unset WAYLAND_DISPLAY
Thanks for your quick reply!
Best workaround within WSL is to unset WAYLAND_DISPLAY
I added unset WAYLAND_DISPLAY
to my .bashrc file and restarted WSL, and I'm still getting the same behaviour (including the skia error talking about wayland, which I wouldn't expect to see if wayland was disabled) - is there anything else I need to do to disable wayland and use X11?
rob@lappy:~$ echo $WAYLAND_DISPLAY
rob@lappy:~$ echo $DISPLAY
:0
This sucks :( this crash is caused by WSL’s Weston system compositor crashing:(
did you end up creating an issue in Weston's repo? I saw on another issue you were going to but I can't see any links to it or find it in Weston issues to see if there's any progress on a solution.
installing all the deps listed under https://releases.slint.dev/1.6.0/docs/slint/src/advanced/backend_linuxkms seems to have resolved the issue for me (it now displays weird after snapping, but doesn't crash), I didn't get around to actually setting the backend to linuxkvms. afterwards I installed qt6-base-dev, so I think I'm probably now using that? there's no output at all from the slint lsp in vscode now (it doesn't even show up in the output dropdown), it might be nice to output here and there like what backend/renderer it's using etc.
reproduction steps:
cargo generate --git https://github.com/slint-ui/slint-rust-template --name memory
Slint LSP output (from vscode)