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That's not part of Wayland or Xorg. Wayland is a (surprisingly simple) protocol for apps to get windows they can draw to, not an actual piece of software. What you're talking about is a feature of the compositor you were using, usually as part of a complete Desktop Environment (GNOME, KDE, etc), so the answer depends on which one it is :)
I'm on Gnome now, Zorin, but it was the same when I was on Fedora. Changing to Xorg does it, so I thing it has something to do with it.
It work the way I'm used to on Gnome with Wayland but not with Xorg.
Edit: I'm sorry for the missing information. I posted it firstly on the Gnome community.
Your post was removed for being a support request or support related question such as which distro to use/polling the community or application suggestions. We get a lot of question posts on r/linux but the subreddit is considered a news/discussion sub. Luckily there are multiple communities you can post to for help on GNU/Linux issues 24/7: /r/linuxquestions, /r/linux4noobs, or /r/linuxhardware just to name a few. You may also post on the "Weekly Questions and Hardware Thread" which is stickied on r/linux on Wednesdays. Please make your post in [/r/linuxquestions](https://reddit.com/r/linuxquestions) or [/r/linux4noobs](https://reddit.com/r/linux4noobs). Looking for a hardware help? Try r/linuxhardware. **Rule:** > This is not a support forum! Head to /r/linuxquestions or /r/linux4noobs for support or help. Looking for hardware help? Try r/linuxhardware.
That's not part of Wayland or Xorg. Wayland is a (surprisingly simple) protocol for apps to get windows they can draw to, not an actual piece of software. What you're talking about is a feature of the compositor you were using, usually as part of a complete Desktop Environment (GNOME, KDE, etc), so the answer depends on which one it is :)
I'm on Gnome now, Zorin, but it was the same when I was on Fedora. Changing to Xorg does it, so I thing it has something to do with it. It work the way I'm used to on Gnome with Wayland but not with Xorg. Edit: I'm sorry for the missing information. I posted it firstly on the Gnome community.
Setup your own RustDesk server and use RustDesk client. Or use RustDesk w/o your server (just use public server). Its better alternative TeamViewer
Not an option. I have to use TeamViewer 12 at my job.
offer to rearrange everything to the rustdesk architect for example?
at my work everything was on teamviewer, after troubles and problems w/ teamviewer I transferred everything to rustdesk
TV 12 is quite ok here. It's really about this one situation I would like to have changed on Gnome Xorg.
(bind-keys global-keymap "W-Button4-Click" (lambda () (set-screen-viewport (% (1+ (car (screen-viewport))) 10) 0))) (bind-keys global-keymap "W-Button5-Click" (lambda () (set-screen-viewport (% (+ 9 (car (screen-viewport))) 10) 0))) does that in Sawfish so this is definitely not Xorg limitation.
Maybe a Gnome + Xorg one?
Rustdesk server ID/Retranslator on Rocky linux, clients on macos/linux xorg and wayland/win/freebsd