scroll-emulation VS mako

I’m not sure of the proper way to do it in KDE Wayland, but I’ve resorted to a hack to make it work in GNOME Wayland (and it works in KDE too).

Hey OP, as you found out you need button scrolling in libinput for it to make it work on Wayland, for mice the option is present but not enabled by default (as it is for trackpoints). However GNOME doesn't expose this option in their settings, so I resorted to a hack to make it work in the meantime GNOME developers implement it. Here's a fully detailed answer I wrote a few days ago. I personally tested this and it works as you'd expect.

If you are doing this on Wayland and want to enable this on middle click press use force right-click-scroll, and change the 17 line from button 273 to 1, like so: libinput_device_config_scroll_set_button(device, 1);

So, using this github issue as a reference, I'm trying to make a wofi menu that appears when a bluetooth file transmission is sent to my PC from my phone (or any other device for that matter).

I currently use mako for the notifications. When I play Strategy Games (Mouse is all over the place) and a notifcation pops up, the mouse gets stuck on the notification message until I click it.

I use avizo as a volume indicator, mako for notifications generally.

I guess some standard notifications app like https://github.com/emersion/mako doesn't suffice, as it isn't related to a window?

mako is a Wayland notification daemon from one of the principal Sway/wlroots devs, and is currently provided with openSUSEway. It's pretty minimalist, but so are most things in the Sway/wlroots ecosystem.

It's a notification, I use mako: https://github.com/emersion/mako

Notifications: mako

Is there any way to force dbus to use a specific notification daemon? On one of my systems, I run both Plasma and Sway. The latter obviously doesn't have a notification system, so I'm using mako. As far as I can tell, mako automatically launches when a notification is fired, however this causes an issue with Plasma. Plasma seems to be shutting down its own notification daemon in favor of anything else that's running, and I'm not sure if there's a way to prevent it from doing that

I don’t use Thunderbird, but does it support using FreeDesktop notifications e.g. that would work with Mako? Some applications will fall back to their own windows if there’s no notification daemon running.