I revisited this, and I'm still seeing some issues on GNOME/Wayland on
Pinebook Pro, but not quite the same ones that I remember or that
Andreas reported.
1. Fresh boot (just to be sure)
2. Select "GNOME" session (Wayland)
3. Open KeepassXC or Thunderbird
4. Application name appears next to "Activities" with a spinner; the
spinner never goes away, and the main window never appears.
5. If I click the "X" in the task switcher for the application, the "X"
disappears as if a window was closed, but the white dot under the big
icon at the bottom never does.
I took some screenshots in case that description is unclear, but I
didn't attach them. I didn't see any way to resize the invisible/missing
window, but maybe I overlooked a technique.
Some other applications I tried (Firefox, gnome-terminal) worked fine,
and everything works as expected in X11.
If I have a chance I'll try this again with strace. Right now I'm not
sure to which component this bug belongs.
– Ben
On 12/14/21 16:49, Paul Whalen wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 1:51 PM Ben Beasley <code@musicinmybrain.net
> <mailto:code@musicinmybrain.net>> wrote:
>
> >> - Wayland
> >>
> >> Content of window ist missing, windows has to resize to show
> content, older X11 works fine.
> > What desktop or compositor? Need more details.
>
> I had similar Wayland problems after upgrading to F35 on PineBook
> Pro. I use a plain-vanilla default GNOME/Wayland session (i.e.,
> install Fedora Workstation and don't meddle with it). I haven't
> taken the time to look into this myself or write up a decent bug
> report, but I can probably reproduce anything Andreas is seeing.
>
>
> Interesting, not seeing this on my fully updated Pinebook Pro with
> Fedora 35 Workstation on Wayland. Is it all windows or just certain
> applications? It would be great if we could get a bug report to get it
> fixed.
>
>
> I also noticed that switching to an X11 session fixed a Wayland bug
> carried over from F34 (which I've also never written up properly),
> in which Thunderbird interacts badly with task switching, e.g., it
> can't be Alt+Tab'ed to.
>
> I'm not really asking for help with these issues, since I haven't
> even bothered to document them. However, I'm happy to help
> reproduce, debug, or test if somebody does work on them.
>
> – Ben
>
> On 12/14/21 13:14, Peter Robinson wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >> I'm working very often with my Pinebook Pro. Due the work I've a
> few question:
> >>
> >> - USB-C port on the left, display output for external monitor
> didn't work
> >> Is there a need to update firmware to flash ? Size of files are
> changed
> > It's not related to the firmware, it's not supported in the upstream
> > kernel. It comes down to how the HW implements the various "Alt"
> > options for USB-C and there needs to be work done on the rockchip
> > "USB-C multiplexer" driver that switches the functionality. When it
> > lands upstream it'll just work but I'm not aware of anyone actually
> > doing to work to get that upstream. There's been a bunch of hacks but
> > nothing that's maintainable upstream.
> >
> >> - Wayland
> >>
> >> Content of window ist missing, windows has to resize to show
> content, older X11 works fine.
> > What desktop or compositor? Need more details.
> >
> >> - internal Speaker didn't work, not important for me as I'm
> using a Bluetooth speaker
> > There's work needed on the Alsa UCM2 profiles here, there has been
> > some upstream work that has landed in Fedora but it didn't work
> for me
> > either, I've not had time to further investigate/debug this and the
> > documentation on how the alsa UCM profile stuff works is poor to say
> > the least and I'm not had time to dig deeper. Assistance is welcome
> > here.
> >
> >> All tested with up2date Fedora 35
> >>
> >> Greetings
> >>
> >> Andreas
> >>
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