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Students Are Missing Out On An Incredible Opportunity To Get Involved With Mesa, Wayland
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Originally posted by cen1 View PostAs a former student I can hardly imagine myself getting involved in mesa at that time. The knowledge required is simply too high unless you are a graphics enthusiast at that age somehow.
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As a former student I can hardly imagine myself getting involved in mesa at that time. The knowledge required is simply too high unless you are a graphics enthusiast at that age somehow.
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Originally posted by devius View PostThat must mean you're portuguese.
Not that in other "not-most-corrupted contries from Europe" the situation is much different on the education side.
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Originally posted by cipri View PostIf wayland (lib-wayland) would be based on c++11 (c++14) with a great design, it would have been a triviality for the users to write easy and less error-prone wayland clients and frameworks.
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Originally posted by Danny3 View PostMicrosoft is throwing a lot of money to bribe everyone to use their products, especially in my most corrupted country from Europe.
I remember that all my education from high school to university I was forced to use Microsoft products like Office and then Visual studio and SQL server.
They even wanted to bribe me, by offering me a free Windows 7 licence.
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Originally posted by s_j_newbury View Postcipri, what are you on about? The Wayland Protocol is defined in XML, you can write a wayland-scanner to generate code for any language you like.
Here's an example for the D programming language: https://github.com/rtbo/wayland-d
And I was thinking about this option too, that angry made me the c-library lib-wayland. But since I don't know that much about wayland I was postponing this, especially after seeing that KDE and Gnome are struggling since years to support wayland.
So at the moment I use libwayland for my framework, but in such a way that wayland can be replaced any time by something else.
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cipri, what are you on about? The Wayland Protocol is defined in XML, you can write a wayland-scanner to generate code for any language you like.
Here's an example for the D programming language: https://github.com/rtbo/wayland-d
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