Indian scripts are typically standardized as in OTF and most OSes are
designed for ttf.
Is wayland affected by this choice?
Does it have builtin binding for ttf.
Typically the graphics packages are having their rendering libraries
assuming ttf ( even for unicode)
What happnes then.
In X.org and MSW
Yes, you problem can be resolved by a wayland compositor with a DirectFB
backend.
The compositor's drawing work can be done by directFB with your own HW
acceleration.
QT/GTK/DFB applications can work as a client side.
Be patient, there will be such an component sooner or later. :)
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*^_^* BR
>
> I read on Phoronix that Wayland can run on plain Linux framebuffer, you
> could also try building Mesa with just swrast without the accelerated
> drivers but I'm not sure how it works (performance might be degraded) and I
> haven't tried since I'm currently running Wayland on Nouveau (finally I
2011/10/16 haithem rahmani
> Hi all,
> I'm newbie to wayland so please forgive my stupid questions if any.
>
> I would like to run wayland on a set-top-box, but if I have correctly
> understood the wayland FAQ, this won't be possible unless the kernel is
> supporting the KMS and the DRM features
Hi all,
I'm newbie to wayland so please forgive my stupid questions if any.
I would like to run wayland on a set-top-box, but if I have correctly
understood the wayland FAQ, this won't be possible unless the kernel is
supporting the KMS and the DRM features Am I wrong?
Assuming that my kernel do
