Yes, but the dialog shown on StackExchange shows a submenu. First choose 6 the advanced menu, then A6 for the Wayland to X11 conversion...
Then after the X11 setting is active do a reboot and then in a terminal do: sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
in order to install all the missing things for X11.
Log off/log on or reboot.
If you did any settings for the Upper screen bar in Wayland:
They will all be lost and you end up with an empty bar.
73,
Peter - PA0PJE
Op 2023-12-13 om 18:08 schreef WF5W:
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I second the motion to not use wayland yet.
As bad as X11 is code wise. It just works well for the user.
see this link for how to do that:
extremely easy.
Jerry
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On Wed, Dec 13, 2023 at 8:19?AM Cliff, AE5ZA <ae5zaham@...> wrote:
The issue is Xwayland. Go back to the last version it runs great with
fldigi etc. Been doing it for years. Xwayland is *not* ready for prime
time on the Pi. I'm running 64bit PiOS on my Pi-400. I also have an install
of Manjaro which runs great as well on the Pi-400. It's very similar to
PiOS, but a bit more refined interface.
73,
Cliff, AE5ZA
On Dec 13, 2023, at 07:30, sdegroff, W8SRD via groups.io <
sdegroff@...> wrote:
Weell. The saga continues...
Installed Ubuntu on ssd. Still slow. Xwayland still hogs cpu.
Then wrote over ubuntu with pi-os. Still same. Xwayland hogging cpu. I
guess I'm about done trying to run fldigi on pi 4.
Will run only wsjtx on it and still run fldigi on lap top(s). Thanks for
your help.
73
W8SRD
Peter PA0PJE