Hi,
Qt Wayland Client currently relies on EGL through wayland-egl
integration to do the right thing. On Mesa for instance Qt indeed
transparently uses zwp_linux_dmabuf_v1.
However, I agree that Qt itself should have an implementation of the
aforementioned protocol on the *client* side, too (
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Hello,
I've noticed that Qt currently uses shared memory for buffer sharing with
Wayland compositors in non-OpenGL rendering applications. However, a more
efficient approach would be to use the zwp_linux_dmabuf_v1 protocol. By
creating a DMA buffer, mapping it, and performing CPU rendering there,
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