#Electron app blurry wayland

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hasty reef
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hello since fedora 39 wont really support x11 anymore I wanted to know is there a way to fix the blurryness of electron apps in wayland ?
I search on the internet to find a solution but there is so much different ways to do it I feel that I am completly lost since I'm really new on linux

By searching a bit I found this code '''code --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform,WaylandWindowDecorations --ozone-platform-hint=auto'''
for vs code
which indeed make my vs code non blurry anymore but. Unfortunalty to launch it like that I need to use the terminal each time.

From what I understood it's something related with config file but it those stuff or way to complicated for me to change for now.

thanks in advance

timber otter
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F39 is beta.

hasty reef
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I use f38

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It just that in fedora 39, x11 will no longer available (kind of) so I want to know if there is a solution for it

timber otter
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Source?

hasty reef
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My bad fedora 40, but I don't see the point of the source here I just want anyway to switch from x11 since it's like old and not really anymore supported becayse wayland exist

timber otter
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You don't see the point, but I do, because you're throwing out wild tangents on your support query, without citations, and I have facts disputing those.

X11 is old, but it isn't dead yet. There are discussions coming from Fedora directly, https://pagure.io/fedora-workstation/issue/395 indicating no immediate plans to drop it for F39, and F40 is tentative. F39 is still beta, F40 hasn't been released, at all.

Now getting back to your issue on hand, asides from what is said above, you could write a wrapper for it, depending on how it is installed.

bright echo
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And, Fedora 39 will support X11. They're only talking about downsizing it by F40, not 39.