2016-04-07 12:25 GMT+02:00 Simon McVittie <[email protected]>: > Control: reassign 820304 ioquake3 > Control: found 820304 1.36+u20160122+dfsg1-2 > Control: affects 820304 + openarena quake3 > Control: user [email protected] > Control: usertags 820304 + wayland > > On Thu, 07 Apr 2016 at 10:57:38 +0200, Jérémy Lal wrote: > > i've tried running openarena in a gnome wayland session but it fails with > ... > > Couldn't get a visual > > ...WARNING: could not set the given mode (-1) > > It worked OK for me, but perhaps only in windowed mode? > > Variables involved: > * full-screen or not (\set r_fullscreen 1 or 0) > * display mode (\set r_mode 3 for 640x480, -1 for desktop resolution) > * $SDL_VIDEODRIVER set to wayland or x11 (by default it uses X11 I think) > * your video hardware (I'm on Intel) >
Well, SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland openarena fixes the issue in fullscreen mode. I'm using radeon driver. openarena is really only the game logic, so I'm reassigning this to > ioquake3 and marking it as affecting openarena (and guessing that > quake3 will behave the same). > > Don't expect a quick fix for this: full-screen games on Wayland are one > of the bits that is not necessarily expected to work yet. > That's fair. Anyway it works by overriding SDL_VIDEODRIVER detection, and it's playable. (if i ignore the weird mouse-cannot-go-further bug). Jérémy
