I recently posted this question in the general coding section but am moving it here to the Linux section in the hope that someone with a deeper knowledge of Linux can help me.
A few years ago there was some example code on the forum that enabled a program to force the use of the x11 backend when the default was for GTK programs to use wayland.
The default behavior was changed to force the use of x11 in one of the version 6 betas.
Can anyone help with setting the backend back to wayland with more recent versions of Purebasic? It would really help when using hdpi screens and touch with the Gnome desktop.
Can Linux backend be specified for compiled programs?
Re: Can Linux backend be specified for compiled programs?
For now, you can't act on this, but I will probably add a flag to enable Wayland if needed (some feature won't work then, like the engine3d or opengl gadget)
Re: Can Linux backend be specified for compiled programs?
Thanks for the fast response. I appreciate your help with this.
I don't need to use the opengl graphics and this option would be really helpful. Purebasic is my favourite development language and this would enable me to make use of the new features that you have been adding recently.
I don't need to use the opengl graphics and this option would be really helpful. Purebasic is my favourite development language and this would enable me to make use of the new features that you have been adding recently.