Remember, KWin isn’t just a window manager, it’s a compositor too, and even manages your BACKGROUNDS. You shoul have your own window manager in Plasma.
service file we have made nano ~/.config/systemd/user/rviceĦ.) Enter this into your service file: Ĩ.)As suggested, enable your service by NOT using sudo but using the -user flag, like systemctl -user enable rviceĩ.) Logout then log back in again. Also remember to do Ctrl+C in the terminal when it’s done.ĥ.) Now we nano into the. To create a new user service, we go to ~/.config/systemd/user (cd into it) If the folders systemd and user don’t exist ten just create your own as suggested by doing mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user (After you have created the folders then cd into it)Ĥ.) Now to create our custom service in the terminal we’re going to have to use the cat command (which is what I have done) cat > ~/.config/systemd/user/rvice and it will create. I chose awesomewm.Ģ.) Then we need to mask the KWIn service, as KDE uses services like these to startup KWin, so we need to run sudo systemctl mask plasma-kwin_x11.service, to mask the service.ģ.) Now we need to create a new user service, which will allow us to swap KWin with the WM of your choice, but remember, this only applies to the user that you’re currently logged in as.
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KWin only supports floating windows and not tiling and so I wanted to swap KWin for another window manager (I chose AwesomeWM but the choice is yours) massively helped along with Because of their help all the steps are in the topic through replies, but I’m going to condense everything that I did to replace stupid KWin with another WM:ġ.) First download the WM of your choice.
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Pls help.īasically, KDE Plasma is a full desktop enviroment, which also has its own built in window manager called KWin. If KDE is unable to start the window manager, the session will fail and the user will be returned to the login screen." - Arch Wiki I have corrected the path, I’ve done everything right, and still it sends me to the sddm. I logged out of my Plasma X11, then tried to log in to my desktop entry, it showed the starting stuff, and it looked like I was actually doing it, but then I got sent to sddm. desktop file looks like: Ĭomment=KDE Plasma with AwesomeWM as the WM sh file located in /usr/local/bin: #!/bin/shĪs the guide told me to do, but I replaced i3 with awesomewm. I was following this guide exactly, but I encountered a problem.
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Yes I know it also doubles as a compositor and I’m going to have to install an external one (got picom) Anyway, I have a problem. I do eventually see an exception (see below) after launching multiple times but not sure if it's the root causeĬ:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\2019.1.I want to combine KDE Plasma with awesomewm. There isn't a lot of details on what went wrong. It crashes right away and here is the log. Oculus Integration 1.37 via the Unity Asset Store - (latest at time of the post)Īgain, I followed the post to the best of my knowledge and got an.Win10 Insider Preview Build ("latest" at the time of this post).Unity 2019.1.6f1 (latest at the time of this post).I dumped out some logs via logcat but I don't see a useful / helpful exception in there. However, when I sideload it onto the Quest and run it immediately crashes. I followed the steps in this recent article and got a simple 3d cube to build an. I am new to VR development (programmer) and trying to learn.
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