Force X11, needed for Gtk+ 3 Wayland systems #143
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Pull request overview
This PR forces the use of the X11 backend for GTK+ 3 applications running on Wayland systems by calling gdk_set_allowed_backends("x11") during application initialization. This is necessary because the application uses X11-specific APIs (like XOpenDisplay) that are incompatible with the Wayland backend.
- Adds a single call to
gdk_set_allowed_backends("x11")in the initialization routine - Ensures X11 backend is used even when GTK+ 3 defaults to Wayland
- Placed correctly before
gtk_init()to take effect during GDK initialization
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Closes #142