Hey Stephane,
can you specify what you mean by "The Linux Desktop" ?
As far as I am aware, there is no such thing.
There are X Desktop Environments / Window Managers and Wayland Compositors.
By your wording, I'll assume you are looking to gather this Information
trough the Wayland protocol itself.
If I'm not entirely mistaken, this can not be done and would have to be
implemented on a compositor by compositor basis - though I doubt you'll
have much luck doing that.
One of the primary advantages of the Wayland design architecture over X
is it's security model, and, as I see it, your Application would be the
attacker here.
Now on a personal note:
I am seriously concerned using your software might be breaking a few
laws on worker protection.
Cheers,
Evelyn
On 7/30/21 4:28 PM, Stephane Tosoni wrote:
Hello,
I am in charge of a new LINUX Desktop project, we are trying to find
an expert (professional service) on Wayland / LINUX Display Server.
We are looking for a Linux expert on graphical environments (Desktop)
to provide us a technical analyze on what it's possible to implement
on LINUX Desktop to supervise it, on the graphical side.
Attended is to validate the sustainability of the approach for the
next releases of the Linux under Desktop.
I’m trying to find a technical analysis to answer these kinds of
questions:
How to analyze under "Wayland,”
* all the windows and the Window in the foreground (and binary )
user process associated with it and running under "Wayland".
* the duration of user interaction each window from the "Wayland
client"
If you are able to provide this expertise, or you know someone who has
skills on these topics, please contact us.
*Stéphane TOSONI*
R&D Manager
+(33) 6 07 40 91 52
stephane.tos...@interact-software.com
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