Understand this is NOT a deal-breaker for me. It was just an observation. I can live without bucklespring (and my wife would thank ALL of you) but it would make using the nearly silent laptop keyboard seem “odd” after all these years of using it. I always have my physical Model M keyboard on my desktop system.
Not sure if this is the best place to report this, but Firefox and Thunderbird (both bundled) and VLC (snap version) are all horribly broken+ in Ubuntu 21.04 with Wayland on Raspberry Pi 4. First noticed the breakage on the weekend after an update.
edit: +horribly broken = window corruption.
Still no screen sharing available, though I do see Pipewire installed. Are we just waiting on integration with the Sharing Settings app?
example of the window corruption. Glitched area is the Firefox window. It still responds to keyboard commands and clicking the mangled controls does still “work”. The rendering is just distorted like this.
Yes that’s due to a simple one line rule in /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/61-gdm.rules. You can comment it out. Please also subscribe to bug 1887652 which is probably a better place for the discussion.
In Ubuntu 21.04 Wayland session starting Firefox in Wayland with MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 firefox I can’t move bookmarks…
but I can move bookmarks after resizing FF or start another app.
I believe you are experiencing this dragging issue in firefox which should be fixed in firefox 88 (coming later this month).
Until then you can run firefox beta or firefox nightly if this fix is important enough.
Ok, firefox starts in wayland even without this parm but problem remains also with firefox nightly.
The problem appears when I start FF, and strangely disappears if I resize FF or start another application.
Reappears each time I close and restart FF.
Another MUCH important problem with Wayland is that all the screenshot and screencast tools are not working but the native PrntScrn and the unconfortable Cntlr+alt+shift+R
In Wayland sessions you can still record the screen with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R, and screenshot with any of the regular [Shift|Ctrl|Alt]+PrtScn combinations.
Legacy screen recording/grabbing apps for X11 will not immediately work because Wayland does not generally allow apps to spy on each other in that way. +1 for security. But such apps should work in future once they are ported to the common interface (PipeWire) supported by GNOME.