The Weston try out is irrelevant. In Weston Conky refuses to start and
gives an error message about the display and it does it all the time. I
use transparency and for that, conky requires a compositor, see the
following text about that setting:
own_window_argb_visual
ARGB can be used for real transparency, note that a composite manager is
required for real transparency.
Weston does not have a compositor, so it does not run at all.
I run Ubuntu 21.10 also in a Virtualbox VM since 5 months and there
Conky displays normally. Everything is fine.The difference between both
installations the Ryzen 3 2200G and the Virtualbox VM are the drivers
from AMD or Virtualbox.
I have another anomaly, which I did not report yet, when I display a VM
or a video in full screen, the top bar and Ubuntu-dock of the Host
(Ubuntu 20.10 flicker strongly through the full screen display of e.g.
Ubuntu; Windows or videos. Fortunately it stops, when I left and right
click with the mouse a few times. That issue is also new since 21.10 and
it only happens on the Ryzen and not in a Virtualbox.
In general I have issues with the display of stuff at the border of the
screen. Both the Ubuntu-dock and Conky use transparency. Again the
difference between both systems the Ryzen 3 2200G and the Virtualbox VM
are the drivers from AMD or Virtualbox.
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