Most of this doesn't apply to Wayland directly, but to the ecosystem
surrounding it.
However, you did touch upon one feature there that has some merit within
Wayland, in my opinion.
Some way to serialize an application's set of windows to suspend and restore
them.
Right now, with X, you need to
HPC (High Performance Compute) Architecture
...the means by which we can make the Lion tremble.
I have hung around in the shadows of Wayland's development since it was an
infant, reading the different discussions that have taken place. I've
commented occasionally, but not very often. I don't beli
2011/3/14 Iskren Chernev :
> The changes can be found in the last 4 commits in
> git://iskren.info/wayland
>
> repository, branch mine
Thanks, merged.
Kristian
> Regads,
> Iskren
> 2011/3/14 Kristian Høgsberg
>>
>> Great, that sounds like the right fix. Just update patches 1 and 4 to do
>> that
On 03/09/2011 08:48 PM, ext Bill Spitzak wrote:
Samuel Rødal wrote:
On 03/06/2011 08:41 PM, ext Bill Spitzak wrote:
I think the original poster's idea is exactly what is needed:
I the compositor crashes or exits, the clients will detect this. It is
then the client's job to find a new composi
The changes can be found in the last 4 commits in
git://iskren.info/wayland
repository, branch *mine*
Regads,
Iskren
2011/3/14 Kristian Høgsberg
> Great, that sounds like the right fix. Just update patches 1 and 4 to do
> that and put it all in a branch and I'll pull it from there.
>
> Kristi
