Stanislav (Stanley) Modrak

How exactly should I manually add safe eyes to startup? I tried multiple ways but none turned out to work. Commands I tried: `safeeyes` `usr/bin/safeeyes` `usr/bin/x11/safeeyes` and `bin/safeeyes` & `bin/x11/safeyes`

I've narrowed down the issue. The startup works fine when running Ubuntu with Xorg (default display server), I am running Ubuntu with Wayland 90% of the time. The issue basically...

@slgobinath any progress on this by any chance?

> Hi, I was able to reproduce the problem. When I logged in with Wayland, I got the error `Cannot connect to display server`. > > I was able to...

> Safe eyes not starting automatically on startup in xubuntu 18.04 Same issue occuring on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS -> issue #367

@slgobinath I was just replying to @vipulgupta2048 . My issue #367 is not related to #335 otherwise

@slgobinath seems like this may be closed as the feature has been implemented

Similar issue on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Hi @memowe. Thanks for suggesting this change as well! 🙂 These duplicate CSS files have actually slipped in during some of my (in-progress) work on refactoring the source code. I'll...

Isn't the example still quite appropriate (because the solution to the presented problem is an explicit typing annotation) but only needs updating and an explanation of the "no parse" error?...