It still applies

Post #441,679 by scoenye 6/16/22 6:11:34 PM 6/16/22 6:11:34 PM Reply	It still applies systemd has not taken over the display. Yet... But jumping straight into process tracing for a display issue is rather drastic. And given the complexity of the parts involved, it's probably not going to be very fruitful. What fix did you try to apply, and where? Any idea if you're running the "new and improved" Wayland or the "old and inferior" X.org XServer to handle the display?
Post #441,680 by drook 6/16/22 8:49:32 PM 6/16/22 8:49:32 PM Reply	Wayland I've tried the new mode /add mode shuffle, and copying those lines into multiple user and system config/profile files. Before I broke my display removing the podcast app, that had worked. Since I upgraded, it doesn't even work executing the commands. I know the previous version wasn't Wayland, so I suspect there's a new way that I haven't found yet. -- Drew
Post #441,681 by scoenye 6/16/22 10:13:01 PM 6/16/22 10:13:01 PM Reply	Is Xorg still an option on GDM? There used to be an option on the login screen (under the cog wheel) where you could choose Xorg. If that is still there, see if it picks up the old configuration. I have no direct Wayland experience, so any help I can give will be rather indirect. (I'll try to get it going someplace. See if I can learn something new.)
Post #441,682 by drook 6/16/22 10:26:44 PM 6/16/22 10:26:44 PM Reply	I'll give that a try And if that doesn't work, restart my googling adding Wayland to the searches. -- Drew

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