07:15wlb: weston Merge request !1217 opened by Philipp Zabel (pH5) backend-vnc: remove output move listener leftovers https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/merge_requests/1217
14:29DodoGTA: What's the equivalent of XCB_MOTION_NOTIFY on Wayland?
14:30zzag: wl_pointer.motion
16:17wlb: weston Issue #740 opened by Link Mauve (linkmauve) Assert when pressing the power button of a screen https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/issues/740
16:28wlb: weston Issue #741 opened by Link Mauve (linkmauve) Tablet input should be associated with tablet output for tablets with an integrated screen https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/issues/741 [Input]
18:28DodoGTA: Is there a way to use Cairo with Wayland? I only see Xorg functions
18:36emersion: yes, but the glue code needs to be written by you
18:42bl4ckb0ne: its pretty straightforward, you can find a lot of examples aroubd
18:43DodoGTA: The nuke of cairo-gl broke quite a lot of the examples
18:44emersion: sway tools are doing what you want
18:49bl4ckb0ne: shilling my stuff but i have a one file cairo/microui example using xdg shell https://git.sr.ht/~bl4ckb0ne/wxrc/tree/master/item/example/gui.c
18:58DodoGTA: bl4ckb0ne: It's interesting how you use shm
19:00GatoEnPantuflas: Hello, I have searched for information on how to change the brightness on my monitor using wayland in ubuntu 22 but everyone tells me that it is not a problem of ubuntu or gnome but of wayland
19:00GatoEnPantuflas: does anyone know how to change the brightness of my monitor?
19:00GatoEnPantuflas: i suffer from visual problems and constantly during the day I am changing the brightness of the monitor according to the sunlight, I have tried with xrandr but it does not work
19:03GatoEnPantuflas: i use a lg oled
19:03bl4ckb0ne: DodoGTA: gotta go fast
19:10DodoGTA: GatoEnPantuflas: OLED brightness control is tricky
19:11GatoEnPantuflas: but in xorg with xrandr I could lower the brightness of the screen without having to depend on a backlight, only changing the contrast, doesn't wayland have a way to lower the brightness or contrast?