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setWindowFlags not work with Qt6.7.0 QtCreator13.0 and raspPi Bookworm

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    Cesar Olesk
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    I installed with online install on my raspberry Pi 4 and windowflags not work, even than the qt example not work: Window Flags Example | Qt Widgets 6.71.
    the only flag you can use is hide completely the sys menu and borders: QtFramelessWindowHint.

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      @SGaist wayland. It is standard when bookworm is installed on raspPi 4, using the official release of raspberry org.

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      I enter on the "sudo raspi-config" and on the option about screen compositor, I change to X11.
      After this, everything works well.

      Wayland is terrible, it is very young and with many limitations.

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        Hi,

        Which window manager are you using ?

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        Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          @SGaist wayland. It is standard when bookworm is installed on raspPi 4, using the official release of raspberry org.

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            @SGaist wayland. It is standard when bookworm is installed on raspPi 4, using the official release of raspberry org.

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            I enter on the "sudo raspi-config" and on the option about screen compositor, I change to X11.
            After this, everything works well.

            Wayland is terrible, it is very young and with many limitations.

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