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Linux specific features.

Native Wayland

Warp Wayland support can be enabled in Settings > Features > System. Enabling Wayland support may fix issues with blurry text if you have fractional scaling enabled in your window manager.

When native Wayland is enabled, Global Hotkey support will be disabled. Unlike X11, the Wayland protocol does not expose the configuration necessary to support this feature.

Wayland Crash Recovery

When Wayland support is enabled, Warp uses a custom crash recovery process to detect any crashes that may occur when using Wayland. If there's a crash, Warp will fallback to use X11 to allow you to continue to use the application.

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