So what your saying is theres nothing stopping anyone from doing it this
way, just that no one did?
On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 1:39 AM pixelfairy wrote:
> Pekka said
>
> > The issue I have seen mentioned is that there are X apps built to *need*
> the single shared X server model.
>
> What apps woul
Pekka said
> The issue I have seen mentioned is that there are X apps built to *need*
the single shared X server model.
What apps would those be? Are you talking about ones whos functionality
would now be the domain of the compositor? At least in my own limited use,
i can tell you many apps dont n
On Thu, 11 Aug 2016 07:38:15 +
pixelfairy wrote:
> ive only looked at some docs and demos of wayland and tried it on a laptop
> with fedora 24 briefly. in a wayland session, xinput could read the
> keyboard of other x11 apps.
>
> Since wayland can have a fallback x server, why not start each
ive only looked at some docs and demos of wayland and tried it on a laptop
with fedora 24 briefly. in a wayland session, xinput could read the
keyboard of other x11 apps.
Since wayland can have a fallback x server, why not start each x11 app with
its own x server so they'll have automatic isolatio
