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Sounds like a fun project! Too bad it didn't work out on FreeBSD.

I develop two GUI apps in Go for amateur television. They're published on GitHub free and open (github.com/ea7kir). Both run on Raspberry Pi 4's within a Wayland DE on Pi OS Bookworm, as a single application fullscreen on 7" touchscreens (kiosk mode, if you prefer). However, the RPI distribution...

The Handbook instructions work for wayland, provided a appropriate GPU kernel module driver is loaded (AMD, nVIDIA, Intel). The GPU of PI4 is a Broadcom VideoCore. There is no FreeBSD driver for it. Apparently Xorg is the only graphical display server for the raspberry to work with...

FreeBSD pi4.local 14.1-RELEASE-p3 FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p3 GENERIC arm64 After several days of continuing frustration over mdns, I was finally able to ssh (with a .local domain) into yet another fresh install. So I thought I'd try my luck installing Wayland/Wayfire by following the Handbook...

Hi there, as summary states, I can't start compositor because seatd is not able to open drm. For the sake of testing I'm trying to see if I can start anything with cage compositor and here is the output # seatd-launch -- cage qutebrowser 00:00:00.000 [seatd/seat.c:39] Created VT-bound seat...

I am currently writing my own browser with www/webkit2-gtk4. Works pretty well so far under Raspberry Pi OS (hardware accellerated Wayland). I don't know how it'll behave under FreeBSD yet, but it 's easy and fun. Way easier than to use Bugzilla, btw.

Does wayland works on a Raspberry PI 4 ?

I am not sure if these suggestions can be considered in the Project Ideas, but here some that will need some funds… Better HID driver support Well, enhance the new HID subsystem, as it can be quite buggy, even with ~16 years old USB keyboard that used to work fine… (Moreover I am not alone in...

starting sway ends with the mesagge "Failed to open any DRM device". Unable to create backend.

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Didn't know where to ask this question so I will just use this thread. Maybe my question is way off base but I will ask. Lately I have been really into computer computer graphics, OpenGL, Vulkan, game engines etc. and I am really interested in the whole low level side of it. I stumbled upon...

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The easiest way is to receive a preinstalled SD card (8Gb or 16Gb), to place it into the reader of the Raspberry PI. Power, and it boots. It uses the autologin trick, and it starts a basic editor for Yabasic (for instance this one). Fullscreen without graphical X environment (no X, no Wayland...

@Ollie: The poll clearly shows that users do care about X11, i.e. X11 forward. It seems that FreeBSD will or could go for Wayland: https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/freebsd_graphics/attachments/slides/3132/export/events/attachments/freebsd_graphics/slides/3132/graphics_noanimations.pdf 1...

Hello, On FreeBSD 13.0 with FreeBSD generic 13.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 13.0-CURRENT r342707 GENERIC arm64, there is currently the following results. It may be related. - midori (wayland,..): crashes - netsurf (gtk3, wayland,...): crashes - chrome (wayland,...): crashes - Dillo: no wayland: working...

I am not so sure that we can apply comparison between telnet/ssh and X/Wayland. Wayland brings things, but take also other advantages of X. https://wayland.freedesktop.org/faq.html#heading_toc_j_8 What about raspberry pi? Ref. https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/wayland-preview/ More...