> On 23 Dec 2022, at 15:56, Simon Zeni wrote:
>
> What stops you to do GTK on the server side? Do you need input from the user?
>
How can I do GTK on the server side? I didn't think it was possible because GTK
needs to connect to a server. I think I investigated it and you ended up with
eithe
Hello there,
> The compositor-and-helper-client approach works fine for the tabwin, but it
> may have limitations when attempting to port server-side decorations. I
> suppose copying the X11 approach could result in a lot of pointless
> back-and-forth between the helper client and server. How c
My wayland port of xfwm4 currently consists of two binaries, a compositor and a
helper client. The compositor sends events to the helper client using a private
protocol. The helper client controls the compositor. The helper client
basically contains all the code of the original xfwm4. The tabwin
The wlroots version of xfwm4-wayland now has partial support for the
wlr-foreign-toplevel protocol.
I have now declared feature parity with the libweston version, so I
have merged the wlroots branch into the wayland branch.
Link to the git repository:
https://github.com/adlocode/xfwm4/tree/waylan
