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howtos:window_managers:running_xorg_environments_in_xwayland [2023/12/23 10:04 (UTC)] – [Configuring labwc] Fixed whitespace. pghvlaanshowtos:window_managers:running_xorg_environments_in_xwayland [2024/01/25 11:06 (UTC)] (current) – [Caveats] Wrong file path. pghvlaans
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   * GPU memory usage is slightly higher relative to running an ordinary xserver.   * GPU memory usage is slightly higher relative to running an ordinary xserver.
   * Wayland-only programs and any other program that runs in Wayland mode will be managed by the Wayland compositor rather than the X11 environment.   * Wayland-only programs and any other program that runs in Wayland mode will be managed by the Wayland compositor rather than the X11 environment.
-  * Neither xinput nor synclient will work to turn off touchpads, for example.+  * Neither xinput nor synclient will work to adjust input device settings; insteaduse the file ''$HOME/.config/labwc/rc.xml''. See the ''LIBINPUT'' section in labwc-config(5) for details.
   * If an input device does not work in the chosen Wayland compositor, running an Xwayland server will not cause it to start working.   * If an input device does not work in the chosen Wayland compositor, running an Xwayland server will not cause it to start working.
   * xbacklight does not work; echoing values to ''/sys/class/backlight/*/brightness'' may be a workaround, depending on the system.   * xbacklight does not work; echoing values to ''/sys/class/backlight/*/brightness'' may be a workaround, depending on the system.
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