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clients/window.c| 26 +++---
compositor/compositor-wayland.c | 18 -
compositor/compositor.h |1 +
compositor/shell.c | 156 ---
4 files changed, 127 insertions(+), 74 deletions(-)
diff --git a/clients/windo
This patch makes move and resize methods on a surface rather than methods
stored in some "shell" global. However, to compartmentalize functionality, the
methods still appear in a different interface than wl_surface. The interface is
called wl_shell_surface. The client essentially "casts" a wl_surfa
Hi,
The first step is to have something that you want to do. Maybe you
want to run Quake on Wayland or maybe you want to solve the remote
Wayland case. Once you figure out something more specific you want to
do, figuring out the details of that and what questions to ask is a
lot easier.
Kristia
I believe the question is about the Windows-style blurring of lower
windows by the overlaid one. For the client to draw this correctly it
would need to retrieve an image of all the windows and desktop below
it's window.
I think the compositor will have to do this.
I am not sure how the client w
On 06/03/2011 04:39 AM, nerdopolis wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I was wondering, how are you planning to allow Wayland applications put blur
> on the screen?
>
> Will it be specified by the app as a reigion for the compistor to handle, or
> will the effect be handled by the clients? (someone suggested that t
Hi friends,
I am a newbie for display/graphics related programming. Basically I am good
in C and has some basic knowledge on linux kernel drivers. I am
experimenting with different Linux distros for last 9 years (
http://www.karuppuswamy.com). My domain background is Storage and Flash
memories.
I
