For Linux, only X11 is currently supported, Wayland is not yet.
🧑🏼💻 Implementation of the support is in progress. In the meantime, the following workaround can be used.
Visit our website: https://www.dwservice.net
On the main page you will see the login form:
1. Enter your username (Your email address).
2. Enter your password.
3. Click the Sign in button.
You will see the dashboard:
4. Select Agents.
After selecting Agents, you will see your Agents:
5. Click on the Agent (which shows you the XWayland error message) to connect to it. You will see the applications:
6. Select the Files and Folders application.
The application opens:
7. Search for the following file: /etc/gdm3/custom.conf (or /etc/gdm/custom.conf):
8. Open the custom.conf file (double click on it).
The file opens in the Text Editor application:
9. Delete the # character from the beginning of the line WaylandEnable=false.
10. Click on the Save icon to save the file.
Close the applications window. You are back to your Agent.
11. Click on the 3 dot to open the menu.
12. Click on the Reboot OS.