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Since when?? Weston or another wayland compositor running in X does not mean that the drivers support wayland. Wayland can perfectly run without any OpenGL...
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Ah sure, if the daemon goes behind X's back that works. In my experience however, that's not how they work in the X world, and an application grabbing...
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I agree with that, and that's the problem. It is very inflexible and has many downsides, just to reduce the input delay by an unknown factor and to increase...
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You could send notifications to the game, if they implement the freedesktop DBus protocol, but the game would need to actually draw them, the notification...
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Proper games are not the problem. The problem is silly games not doing the right thing, and the system should be reliable even with those. I absolutely...
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Fullscreen doesn't mean that window management is irrelevant, at all. I still want notifications on my fullscreen windows, i want my key bindings for...
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No, that's similar to xlib/xcb. What used to be done by the Xorg process is now done by the compositors, i.e. weston, mutter, ......
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That's not true. Unless you mean Gnome on wayland, i'm not sure about that one....
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Mir and wayland compositors don't *need* to use vulkan for rendering, but they need to support vulkan buffers from the applications, otherwise they won't...
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Michael, what makes you think any systemd developer is looking at that patch? In fact, it wasn't even sent to the systemd mailing list (and there is no...
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Server side buffers were never a feature of Wayland. They have always been an implementation detail of the EGL driver. Hardware platforms that require...
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Not really. The standard wl_shm interface allocates SHM buffers client side, yes, but where EGL buffers are allocates is entirely an EGL implementation...
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