[mberger]

For most electron apps, you should put the above in ~/.config/electron-flags.conf. Note that VSCode is known not to work with it.

Seems like a deal breaker.

[aorth]

For the benefit of others, that note comes from this page:

https://wiki.hypr.land/Getting-Started/Master-Tutorial/#forc...

It has been common for years to use such flags for Electron-based apps on Wayland. It's not specific to Hyprland, and it's not as bad as it sounds. Chromium has been working on Wayland support for years and it was behind a feature flag. It's worked well for a while now and will be the default soon. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Chrome-Auto-Ozone-Platform

[delusional]

It's pretty common to need to hack stuff for tiling window managers. Java/Swing has required faking being LG3D since forever for example to run some compatibility code paths. Yeah, Looking Glass.

[bee_rider]

They clearly managed to make the window manager, so evidently it was not.

[hyperbolablabla]

Code works just fine with Hyprland in my experience, you just need yo tweak the interface scaling. However, I've taken the opportunity to learn neovim since switching to arch/Hyprland, since the emphasis is much more on keyboard-centric input. Can't say I miss vscode much, other than multi cursor.

[TheRoque]

Multi cursors is in the way for 0.12 I think