Hi, Just to add some datapoints:
I'm running sid on a AMD64/Ryzen 5 system with integrated graphics. Am Montag, 28. Oktober 2024, 16:50:55 CET schrieb Gary Dale: > I've been trying both X and Wayland and they both show similar failings: > > 1. despite having the desktop set to restore the session on last > logout, it doesn't. Indeed, right now that only app that seems to > open is GKrellM I experience this, too. There's a bug report for it: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1073293 > 2. When I try to shut down or start my computer, I don't get the panel > that gives me options. Instead the computer becomes non-responsive > for 30 seconds before doing what I asked on the menu (same if I hit > ctrl-alt-del). I can't say that I've seen this kind of behaviour on my specific system. > 3. When I open a window, it doesn't restore to the previous size or > position. I *think* restoring the position can't be done on wayland, but maybe I'm mistaken about that. Restoring window size does work for me, though. > I'm using Wayland right now, and it's not really living up to its hype > as being faster than X. When I try to log back in after the screen > locks, I have to wait until the screen actually wakes up before I can > enter my password. I've recently switched to Wayland because X11 was kind of broken on sid for a little time, IIRC. Entering my password before the display wakes up works fine here. Cheers, Johannes
