> On 10 Sep 2021, at 20:33, Pavel Sobolev wrote:
> 
> Here are some nuances I have with suggested solutions: 
> 	•     Since I'm using Rust bindings, I can't apply the suggested patch. All I have on the user side is the set_line_style method, but focus boxes ignore it;
> 	•     Since I'm on Fedora 34, I can't find a way to upgrade my Intel graphics driver. It supposedly comes preinstalled with the system (in parts) and is already updated to the latest version;
> 	•     I don't see `modesetting` in the `lsmod`'s output. But since there are other reports that this happens when this module is used, I still poked around the Internet and found a solution:
> Putting
> 
> ```
> Section "OutputClass" 
>         Identifier "Intel" 
>         MatchDriver "i915" 
>         Driver "intel" 
> EndSection
> ```
> 
> in `/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-intel.conf` solves the problem on X11.


Cool, that’ll be useful to know.
I assume that setting the driver explicitly like this is, broadly speaking, analogous to Greg’s suggestion of installing the alternate driver...?


> Still searching for how to fix it on Wayland.

I have nothing useful here - I *assume* that down in the lowest level the X11 and Wayland code uses the same drivers, but I have no clue how to tell Wayland which driver you want it to use!


I suppose uninstalling the “wrong” driver might be a way of forcing the issue...?
(Since the “right” driver seems to be available anyway, and would presumably be selected if the “wrong” one was gone...?)




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