You’re going to have to look at how that process works on Ubuntu and how it differes from Xorg session start.
gdm probably looks inside /usr/share/wayland-sessions and finds sway.desktop and uses it to launch Sway.
FWIW, these are all text files. Look at them.
Sorry, I have to go now. More tonight, if you want.
For people who don’t use spotify:
Songs of the Day
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Come Pick Me Up
Ryan Adams
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White Winter Hymnal
Fleet Foxes
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What Time Is It?
Spin Doctors
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Pua Paoakalani (Instrumental Version)
The Hiram Olsen Group, Nina Keali'iwahamana
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Fairytale of New York (feat. Kirsty MacColl)
The Pogues, Kirsty MacColl
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B.O.B. - Bombs Over Baghdad
Outkast
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Say Goodbye
Dave Matthews Band
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Megasus
Megasus
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Basement Music #1
Frank Zappa
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My Foolish Heart
Astrud Gilberto
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vampire
Olivia Rodrigo
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Underclass Hero
Sum 41
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Howlin' for You
The Black Keys
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TC and Honeybear
John Grant
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Who's Gonna Take The Weight?
Gang Starr
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Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)
Limp Bizkit
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First Down
Fatboy Slim
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The Master's Call
Marty Robbins
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I Wish You Would
Taylor Swift
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i
Kendrick Lamar
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Euphoria
Angels & Airwaves
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Gobbledigook
Sigur Rós
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The Wind Cries Mary
Jimi Hendrix
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Widower
The Dillinger Escape Plan
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Heart
Neneh Cherry
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Breathe
The Prodigy
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Gloria: In Excelsis Deo
Patti Smith
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I'm Shakin'
Jack White
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Milk Lizard
The Dillinger Escape Plan
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No Sympathy
Super Furry Animals
(just because I have this script sitting in my PATH)
Very nice; earmarked. (I had previously stored The Slits as Punk, apparently erroneously)
This likely has nothing to do with sway but with the way the sway session is started, as opposed to the i3 session.
We need more info on this.
Isn’t i3 Xorg only, and sway wayland only? That would mean the whole graphical server has also changed.
Note, there are two devils in the last pic, a big one and a small one. I know that feeling too well.
He didn’t really “predict” any of it though just as Gordon Moore didn’t “predict” that computers are going to get faster.
Extrapolation from existing data might be a better term. What you cite already existed in 1970, if in lesser amounts than today.
As in “I wish I could stop but it keeps pulling me back”?
I had that with a few kid shows, recently The Amazing World Of Gumball.
What is the purpose, what are you trying to update?
What is in the image file? Can it be mounted?
Also please do not confuse SteamOS with ArchLinux, for your own sake.
Every Year Is The Year Of The Linux Desktop!
PDP is actually running his game videos on Linux? That would be pretty amazing.
you can get it here (thanks Darkore)
It’s a nice font but it looks mushy even at very large sizes.
and ground is equally everywhere
You make an interesting point; Lapland is known for being relatively flat, often stony and pretty much treeless. I’m sure that contributed to an increased radius.
Speak for yourself. Whenever I hear the vague “they” I ask who exactly that is supposed to be. Sometimes in earnest, sometimes I just sarcastically throw it back at them: They?
But as far as I can I try to make sense of what people are trying to tell me.
BTW a PhD does not protect one from being nuts, please perish the thought.
In the case you mentioned I’d really like to know why they said it wasn’t true anymore, in addition to who “they” are.
Electrocuted, basically:
“Lightning does not strike a point, it strikes an area,” said John Jensenius, a lightning safety specialist with the National Weather Service. “The physical flash you see strikes a point, but that lightning is radiating out as ground current and it’s very deadly.”
Sorry what? As what user are you executing (all these) commands? Unless Ubuntu does things significantly differently than Arch and Debian, there’s something very fishy going on here. The “normal” user should not be in the root group, and root should not be in the normal user’s group.
Have you done other things beside the “fix” you mentioned?
That “fix” from your op, btw, looks totally valid to me.