Aaron Wolf

I'm not figuring out how to run it from that zip. I tried the various .desktop files and didn't get it to work. Maybe lacking the `--wayland-ok` function? using `./`...

This should really be edited to be the title "Request: Android Version"

I got it to work! Ubuntu 22.04.1 WorkRave 1.10.50. The problem is in the packaging and the documentation. Workrave is really not usable without `gnome-shell-extensions` (and that is *different* from...

FYI, my successful setup was on stock Ubuntu with no PPA. Probably indeed *restarting* is the missing step.

As in #195 and #239 which are related, I agree this is the main feature WorkRave is missing that is in alternatives like https://slgobinath.github.io/SafeEyes/ and https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly/ and those both have...

Looks like a duplicate to me. Having "quiet" and "suspend" each with a "for X time" function seems basically like the request. I'd suggest consolidating the two tickets

If Wayland truly can't open a stay-on-top window without making it the active window, that would mess with a basic functionality of various programs including the stay-on-top window setting in...

Well, only partial success, still need help with this. running `GDK_BACKEND=x11 workrave` right from terminal while workrave is not working, that works perfectly. Behavior is correct. However, I have not...

Update: I got the workaround working enough. I had to turn off the `workrave-gnome` extension. I added back the workrave autostart in gnome tweaks. Then, I edited `~/.config/autostart/workrave.desktop` and put...

Any idea about whether Mutter has issues for supporting always-on-top? I'd use this as a reason to push for support there. And it's at the Mutter level? So, other Wayland...