Display greeter on xwayland: primary display only - #457
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Addresses issue #435.
Uses the
xwayland: primaryconfiguration to determine primary monitor to display login subsurface on, falling back to leftmost-display (as oriented by hardware defaults, will not pick up user configuration of monitor setup), and destroys subsurfaces on non-primary displays. Tested and working with lock screen, suspend, and restart greeter paths.Known issues:
greeter.rs, likely through some lower-level GUI mechanism. Related issues include multiple displays connected. login box not selected. #110 and Tab should focus password input #71.Disclaimer: Being new to Rust, I have used AI agent Codex for reference and review. If anything looks incorrect or out of place, please leave feedback or guidance.