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  • #71
    Originally posted by birdie View Post

    Don't both these applications use GTK for that? SDL, yeah, not, it's a library.
    Chrome uses ozone as abstraction layer between the code and the system and it doesn't rely on GTK
    Firefox uses GTK for some basic render but it talks a lot directly with the GPU, and it is very different from X

    SDL is a library in which most games rely on for its graphic, sound and input abstractions. So if the game supports the SDL2 you probably can run this game with SDL for wayland, it means you are running the game natively on wayland.

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    • #72
      Originally posted by andreduartesp View Post

      Chrome uses ozone as abstraction layer between the code and the system and it doesn't rely on GTK
      Firefox uses GTK for some basic render but it talks a lot directly with the GPU, and it is very different from X

      SDL is a library in which most games rely on for its graphic, sound and input abstractions. So if the game supports the SDL2 you probably can run this game with SDL for wayland, it means you are running the game natively on wayland.
      It's not obvious to me cause otherwise I don't understand why Chrome ldopen()s libgtk.so.3 and Firefox doesn't work without libgtk at all.

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