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releng:wayland_roadmap [2024/02/27 17:25] – [Applications] Update screenshooter status andreldmreleng:wayland_roadmap [2024/03/18 19:42] (current) – [Native Wayland] andreldm
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 | xfce4-appfinder | yes | | | xfce4-appfinder | yes | |
 | [[#xfce4-panel]] | yes | See below | | [[#xfce4-panel]] | yes | See below |
-| xfce4-session | no | | |+| xfce4-session | yes See [[https://gitlab.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-session/-/merge_requests/49|xfce4-session!49]] about limitations and how to use it |
 | [[#xfce4-settings]] | yes | See below | | [[#xfce4-settings]] | yes | See below |
 | xfconf | yes | | | xfconf | yes | |
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 ==== Panel Plugins ==== ==== Panel Plugins ====
  
-See details in the **[[#xfce4-panel]]** section about how to run external plugins on Wayland. At first, "works" below simply means "doesn't crash", even after some elementary manipulations (eventually). It does not mean that everything works like on X11+See details in the **[[#xfce4-panel]]** section about how to run external plugins on Wayland. At first, "yes" below simply means "doesn't crash", even after some elementary manipulations (eventually). It does not mean that everything works like on X11.
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-The tests below were performed on 2022-10-12 by building from git-master for each plugin.+
  
 ^ Component ^ Wayland Support ^ Remarks ^ ^ Component ^ Wayland Support ^ Remarks ^
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 | xfce4-cpufreq-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-cpufreq-plugin | yes | |
 | xfce4-cpugraph-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-cpugraph-plugin | yes | |
-| xfce4-datetime-plugin | yes | | 
 | xfce4-diskperf-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-diskperf-plugin | yes | |
-| xfce4-docklike-plugin | no crashes (Libwnck) |+| xfce4-docklike-plugin | yes Requires libxfce4windowing 4.19.3 |
 | xfce4-embed-plugin | no | unmaintained, gtk2 | | xfce4-embed-plugin | no | unmaintained, gtk2 |
 | xfce4-eyes-plugin | yes | the pointer is not followed outside the panel | | xfce4-eyes-plugin | yes | the pointer is not followed outside the panel |
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 | xfce4-sensors-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-sensors-plugin | yes | |
 | xfce4-smartbookmark-plugin | yes | insensitive text entry | | xfce4-smartbookmark-plugin | yes | insensitive text entry |
-| xfce4-statusnotifier-plugin | no | crashes (gdk_x11 code, merged in systray plugin since 4.15.4 anyway) | 
 | xfce4-stopwatch-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-stopwatch-plugin | yes | |
 | xfce4-systemload-plugin | yes | | | xfce4-systemload-plugin | yes | |
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   * If run in a terminal emulator, make sure at least the component to test isn't already running in your X11 session (e.g Thunar as daemon)   * If run in a terminal emulator, make sure at least the component to test isn't already running in your X11 session (e.g Thunar as daemon)
   * Open a terminal in the Weston session and start the component which is to be tested   * Open a terminal in the Weston session and start the component which is to be tested
 +  * For Wayfire you need to run ''startxfce4 %%--%%wayland'' from a tty (or the equivalent via a Display Manager), but before that add the following configuration: <file ini ~/.config/wayfire.ini>
 +[autostart]
 +session = xfce4-session
 +</file>
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