Waydroid in (x11) Pop!_Os 22.04 using Weston 

I'm glad it was helpful.

Haha😂

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Same here, I recommend asking about it on the Waydroid Telegram Group

Use a waydroid forum for asking questions! You didn't mention any details. Are you using weston as a compositor? Are you using Wayland?

@@abhiraaid wayland

I don't use Wayland. Sorry

Weston have a timeout it seems, you should be able to change it by editing weston.ini file somewhere in .config folder. Just edit the parameter idle-time=0

Waydroid itself doesn't use GPU, it only uses CPU.

Hello, there was a misunderstanding on my part. Although I haven't tried this. This might help. github.com/Quackdoc/waydroid-scripts It have scripts to change GPU for waydroid. I recommend using the telegram group telegram.me/WayDroid for discussion.

Currently we cannot. Since we are using weston as a container

You might wanna ask about it in the waydroid telegram group

how are you sure there's no internet? there are known instances of browser not working properly, I think it's an IP thing.check if google.com works

@@abhiraaid so after disabling firewall from my ubuntu internet works but i don't know how to add rules in firewall so it can be used without disabling firewall

@@AnxulJyoti I never used a firewall since I use flatpak mostly

This is for those who don't wanna switch to Wayland yet. No particular advantage

As someone who primarily games and wanted to switch to Wayland, I am back on X11, and here is why. 1) Wayland does not work with most IP KVM's (such as Barrier and Synergy). I use Synergy to control my Linux Touchscreen Laptop when at home. I would have found an alternative to this if it wasn't for problem #2 2) Wayland has major issues with locking the mouse to the windows of games, while X11 does it perfectly. Full screen games will find themselves having the mouse drug out of the window. This is not as big of an issue on single-monitor setups, but a dual monitor setup this is a disaster of the full-screen gaming minimizing and then reopening 3) This just tails onto #2 basically, but another issue of it. Windowed games cannot lock the mouse to them under Wayland. This means, if you're playing a FPS or TPS in Full Screen Window with dual monitor, your mouse will just leave the game window every time you scroll that direction. 4) Wayland, for my testing to date, just was not as stable on top of that. This could be something with my setup, but my touch screen tablet (ASUS Z13) had a lot of issues with Wayland, touch screen support, and stability, especially with recognizing and utilizing the RTX 3050 ti, that literally was 0 issue when I switched back to X11