Lots of changes

[wieczorek1990]

Ported to Python 3.
Needs testing.

[wieczorek1990]

@danielfomin96 Any change you could test?

[danielfomin96]

Today I have some time to test around a little. I will write back afterwards.

[wieczorek1990]

I tried to run on Fedora 36 with Xorg but only getting „no suitable backend found”. W dniu niedz., 31.07.2022 o 11:44 danielfomin96 ***@***.***> napisał(a):

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[danielfomin96]

I am having the same problem.

[wieczorek1990]

One of the backends is nvidia, tried to install but the Fedora package did not produce the module properly. W dniu niedz., 31.07.2022 o 11:47 danielfomin96 ***@***.***> napisał(a):

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[danielfomin96]

Since I have no nvidia hardware to test on I am trying to use the xrandr backend.
I have found the problematic line:

disper/src/xrandr/__init__.py

Line 105 in d78d828

dpy = get_display(display_url)

Here, the display object can not be found using the libX11.so.6 library even though the DISPLAY env is correctly set to :0 . But I cannot fix this because I do not have enough knowledge about working with such libraries.