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Wayland: start gnome-session-x11-services-ready.target #2140
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Only some minor comments apart from that makes sense to me but I don't really know the inner workings here :)
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I can confirm it fixes at least #1967 for me!
@lenemter just wondering whether instead of doing this in code is it not possible/advisable to configure this systemd service/unit to start via the config files? |
@vjr gnome shell does it this way, I think they know how to do this better than me :) |
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Code LGTM :)
Fixes #1967
Fixes #2113
Fixes #2131