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  • Initial XWayland Window Positioning Support For Weston

    Phoronix: Initial XWayland Window Positioning Support For Weston

    Collabora's latest patch series for Wayland/Weston is implementing support for initial XWayland window positioning with the Weston compositor...

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  • #2
    "Some obscure applications"
    Steam, for instance?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by PluMGMK View Post
      Steam, for instance?
      Nope. steam works very well on (X)Wayland.

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      • #4
        On Weston the mouse position is offset on the window by a displacement equal to that of the window itself from the topleft corner (its preferred position). Of course this doesn't happen with "real" compositors (Sway, Mutter), but this article is about Weston.

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        • #5
          Things I would like to see in Weston:
          • Better animations.
            • Shrink instead of fade-out when close windows.
            • Expand instead of fade-in when open a menu.
          • Snap window to screen edges when moving windows for easier window positioning.
          • Window placement using hotkeys, e.g. WinKey+4 for left side, WinKey+6 for right side.
          • Able to position the dock on the bottom, and maybe left and right as opposed to only the top.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by uid313 View Post
            Things I would like to see in Weston:
            • Better animations.
              • Shrink instead of fade-out when close windows.
              • Expand instead of fade-in when open a menu.
            • Snap window to screen edges when moving windows for easier window positioning.
            • Window placement using hotkeys, e.g. WinKey+4 for left side, WinKey+6 for right side.
            • Able to position the dock on the bottom, and maybe left and right as opposed to only the top.
            Realistically, Weston is supposed to be just an example Wayland compositor, not made for everyday use. Most of what you're talking about are not intrinsic to Wayland and you would find in compositors like mutter.

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            • #7
              How does Mir/XMir compare to Wayland/XWayland on window positioning suppot?

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              • #8
                Glad to see that this is not forgotten. It is delicious to just start a script and fire up tons of xterm's across my monitors xterm -display :0.1 -bg black -fg gray -geometry 172x56+0+0 - how easy is this? full 100% super deluxe ultra control! WOOOHOOO!!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by waxhead View Post
                  full 100% super deluxe ultra control

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                  • #10
                    Pure wayland is preferable because xwayland is only a wrapper of x11 so don't scam users with this useless features. Users prefer a REAL WAYLAND SYSTEM... if developers are morons unable to make operating systems it's preferable to avoid this kind of fuckiest systems scamming. Xwayland is only the other name of X11.

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