Perhaps you could include a script that uses gamescope for tiling window managers?

[Matthew-Tate-Scarbrough]

While I cannot say whether there be any graphical issues that happen outside of tiling window managers, I find for me on dwm, there are a few issues with the interface (occasionally, the popups for the guide and other tool bar options will just disappear and not come back unless I restart logos).

I found that writing a wrapper and putting it in my $PATH is very convenient. However, until gamescope adds a feature for the child windows to be seamlessly integrated by automatically restoring the child to a new size as the gamescope window changes size, it isn't terribly convenient for people who want to move the window around a lot.

logos.txt

[thw26]

So most of the users I would assume are using GNOME/Plasma. The main way that this script interacts with those is by using Zenity, a GTK application that makes CLI commands graphical. Is there a problem with dwm when using Zenity?

One solution for some concerns is to make a headless install possible—meaning no Zenity—at least up until the point of logging in to Logos itself. Would this be a sufficient fix?

[thw26]

I was reviewing your issue. Is this still an outstanding problem for Gamescope?

If it is, you can add a PR for the Launcher-Template.sh file to fix it.