On 29/03/2024 01:20, Yosuke Nakayama wrote:
Dear Wayland-devel Community,
I am currently exploring the capabilities of Weston, the reference
compositor for Wayland, specifically in the context of an application
use case that I am working on. My goal is to achieve a functionality
where the graphical output of a single application can be divided and
displayed simultaneously across two separate displays. This
functionality would enable part of the application window to be shown
on one display and the rest on another, effectively spanning the
application window across multiple screens.
From my understanding and current experimentation with Weston, this
particular use case does not seem to be directly supported, but I'm
not sure. Does functionality exist at this time to achieve such a use
case?
I don't think this is currently supported by Weston. But it is supported
by Ubuntu Frame
<https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-configure-ubuntu-frame-for-multiple-outputs>.
Does you usecase allow you to consider alternative compositors?
Thank you for your time and assistance!
Best regards,
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