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Linux Mint bringing Wayland sessions to Cinnamon
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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2023
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The API exists, just waiting for things to catch up.
In the meantime (how many years did it take Discord to update their electron to a not-quite-as-ancient version the last time?), one thing I'd like to see here would be the option to allow listening to global keypresses for certain apps. Yes, that makes security slightly worse I guess but I'd rather have all the other benefits of Wayland working for me while this one isn't working yet.
I don't get a chance to use Wayland too much (Nvidia sadly), but I swear I had heard KDE came up with something for this. I believe it was if you use non-alphanumeric keys, it's supposed to allow it (because you wouldn't use those in say, a password).
However, I can't confirm this - nor can I confirm if it'd work with Discord specifically.
If you use arch, there is
discord_arch_electronwhich can build with the latest electronI use WebCord though
I'm also annoyed with the global key issue, but for Discord, I just set a key to mute my mic system wide.
This is a hack at best and might even get you banned.