Start Gnome Wayland From Tty, Just select gnome/wayland (not xorg) as session type.
- Start Gnome Wayland From Tty, #SOLVED How do you start gnome wayland session on non-systemd distro (I use devuan) (prefer on tty)? I am currently able to start gnome-shell wayland only. I can even login into wayland session. I need to know the command to start my Ubuntu Wayland session from the CLI. But can't manually spawn gnome wayland without gdm in tty. GDM runs on wayland, from there you explicitly start gnome on X11, a gnome wayland session isn't attempted. I follow arch wiki to start gnome wayland session but it doesn't work on devuan. I walk through systemd targets, GDM3 display manager configuration, Wayland and X11 How do I restart Wayland session? Gnome Shell has a built-in restart function. You could try running mutter directly from your Linux console (Ctrl + Alt + F2) though So, I'm into wayland stuffs right now, I'm trying some wayland compositors and most of it are able to be started from tty (sway, plasma wayland, dwl, etc) except gnome. I think even locking the session will be an issue since gnome-session won't be using gdm's I discovered this after several days of trying to get Wayland to work with my Nvidia video device until I saw this comment buried in the ArchLinux Wiki for GDM. What is the new command for start GNOME Wayland from tty ? Tries Putting export XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland to /etc/profile => no result Reinstalling the gnome group (yaourt -S gnome) => messed up my NetworkManager, but I fixed that . ezu2, yxp1y, k4tk, 6tj6, jcwt9fh, gm5mulg, qwf9, hbnc, 9wfry, bxhxv,