Add new InitHint API and constants & use on Linux to prefer X11
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The Wayland backend doesn't seem to work well yet (presumably related to how the underlying JLLs are compiled/assembled), so preferring the X11 backend for now side-steps the issue for now.
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Thanks, this fixes it for me on ubuntu with WSL2! :) |
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The Wayland backend doesn't seem to work well yet (presumably related to how the underlying JLLs are compiled/assembled), so preferring the X11 backend side-steps the issue for now.
For me fixes the same error as reported in https://discourse.julialang.org/t/installing-glmakie-on-linux-fails/116468
Related: MakieOrg/Makie.jl#4002