Pavel Zolotarevskiy

The configure script currently doesn't detect lua headers if lua is installed by Homebrew, because they're located in `/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/Cellar/lua/5.4.6/include/lua/lua.h`

Also, for some reason, it tries to find the headers for lua 5.1, which has been deprecated

@pysan3 thanks, I installed luarocks from brew and luarocks.nvim built successfully. However, Neorg still doesn't seem to work for some reason - the `:Neorg` command doesn't exist and I'm somehow...

Although aw-watcher-window does not support Wayland, there is aw-watcher-window-wayland, and I'll also soon publish aw-watcher-gnome (mentioned [here](https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-window/issues/79)). Also, some people may just use ActivityWatch with other watchers that don't depend...

> disabling "Fallback to X11 windowing system" is considerably less safe Wouldn't that be only if the regular `x11` permission is enabled? In my experience, most apps usually have either...

Does the x11-fallback permission take precedence over the regular x11 permission? So when both are enabled, the app will still use Wayland by default?

Ok, yes, it does: > --socket=fallback-x11 - show windows using X11, if Wayland is not available, overrides x11 socket permission https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/sandbox-permissions.html In that case I agree that the description should...

The issue with having "only" in the name is that it makes it seem like a purely restrictive permission - but it's only restrictive when the regular x11 permission is...

@tchx84 what do you think about my three-way dropdown suggestion? That would indicate that it overrides the regular x11 permission, and would also avoid the problem of having a really...

@smcv yes, that's what I suggested as well, but it seems like @tchx84 is against that. Although I still think this is the best way to do this, because IMO...