Jakub Kaczor

According to ubuntubuzz.com[1], major distributions already adopted Wayland as their default. That is Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and OpenSUSE. [1]: https://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2021/10/distros-which-adopted-wayland-in-2021.html

I get the same error when the text object is larger, than the part of buffer that is visible. For example, in Markdown, when I use ``i``` (inner backticks) in...

I'm also experiencing the issue, but without any additional input configuration, i.e. with defaults. The built-in laptop keyboard works as expected, but the attached one doesn't. I have a standard...

@vaxerski there *used to* be the same [issue in sway](https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/issues/1217). *Errata*. The actual respective sway issue is at , but was regarded as a duplicate of the aforementioned.

With regard to pinging, I do it when I speak to someone. Is it inappropriate? When it comes to the issue—right. This isn't strictly a Sway issue. I found it...

I thought it was fixed by 2 pull requests introducing keyboard groups and sharing modifiers within them. [One adding keyboard groups to wlroots](https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/pull/1771), and [the other adding support for it...

That's weird. If it was a case, with caps lock off, I should be able to press shift on one keyboard, the letter on the other and in the result...

Hmm, ok. Reading the previously mentioned issues, I have found a [suggestion](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/3847#issuecomment-471595217) to turn off the N-key rollover feature. It works also in this case, so it may serve as...

@Ghosthree3, no, unfortunately I have not found any other workaround, but if you do, please share. 😉

I have a similar issue and I have found the cause of it. In my case, lots of exited but eligible for resurrection sessions caused the slowdown. I have noticed...