Making Wayland more "patient" with loading in games

[chronosJ]

Hi all,

On 17.3 core, I noticed that, unlike Xorg (which Nvidia 580 broke for me), Wayland has a hair trigger for deciding that an application is not responding (and makes the "Wait" and "Force Quit" dialogs appear constantly when a game is simply loading a new scene/menu).

Is there a configuration option to make it more patient (a longer timeout maybe)? I'd even take disabling that dialog with how incessantly it pops up.

Thanks!

[Forpli]

You can set this up in dconf-editor

Program not responding notification is popping up too quickly

Not sure what it exactly says in English, but it pops up pretty much every time i open game with wine. Options are to wait or close program. Sometimes it comes up when browser has slight hiccup and cpu peaks to max. Is there way to adjust delay for that small but annoying problem? I'm running Zorin in older i5 computer so it probably doesn't show up on faster computers so easily.

or with a terminal command

Zorin OS saying the Window is not responsive, but it is

Take a look at this thread. You can increase the time until the message pops up: Here is the solution from @Ponce-De-Leon how to do it with dconf-editor: You can install dconf-editor with "sudo apt install dconf-editor" Another possibility is to increase the time with a terminal command: This is the setting by default: 5000ms=5s until the pop-up appears You can increase this time, e.g. to 60000ms= 60s "gsettings set org.gnome.mutter check-alive-timeout 60000"

[chronosJ]

Nice, thanks!

Went with the terminal option:

@Forpli

gsettings set org.gnome.mutter check-alive-timeout 60000