Hideyuki Nagase
Hideyuki Nagase
@DangerStu, this is partially possible by WESTON_RDP_DEBUG_DESKTOP_SCALING_FACTOR with .wslgconfig, please refer https://github.com/microsoft/wslg/wiki/WSLg-Configuration-Options-for-Debugging, please let us know if this does what you need, thanks!
@DangerStu, thanks for trying out, if it's correctly configured, /mnt/wslg/weston.log should include the line with WESTON_RDP_DEBUG_DESKTOP_SCALING_FACTOR with custom scale factor, do you see it? thanks!
@speller, thanks for reporting the issue. Do you encounter this issue at every attempt of sleep or hibernate? If you don't mind, would you please share /mnt/wslg/weston.log with us? thanks!
@DangerStu, @mangkoran, the contents of file should be like below and placed 2 possible locations depending on how you installed WSL. But for sure, simply place both location at C:\Users\\[your...
@dmarcelino, if you are experiencing this issue after upgrading to the latest WSL/WSLg release from aka.ms/wslstorepage, please share core file from /mnt/wslg/dumps, thanks!
@speller, thanks for your analysis. Regarding to `/mnt/c` mount point used to relaunch msrdc.exe, this should be the mount **within system-distro**, not your user-distro. And the root path configuration in...
@castorfou, thanks for reporting the issue. Currently WSLg can't show some Wayland applications points SVG format bitmap as icon, such as nautilus and many of gnome applications, there is existing...
@castorfou, thanks. I did install by apt-get. But when installed by snap, icon is placed under snap folder rather than /usr/share/icons, thus icon needs to be located from .desktop file,...
@castorfou, for sublime-text, you can rename `/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/sublime-text_subl.desktop` to `/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/sublime_text.desktop`. Since the application reports "sublime_text" as their app_id, just rename its .desktop file to same as it's app_id, thanks!
@hideyukn88, note to self, the most of snap allocation set desktop file path in BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT, thus if there is a way to access running process's environment variables from our rdprail-shell,...