I wish they had picked libweston instead because it's less buggy and Xwayland integrations has less problems as well. You can get libweston the 1.12 release (ak

I wish they had picked libweston instead because it's less buggy and Xwayland integrations has less problems as well. You can get libweston the 1.12 release (aka current git master or the new release in probably two weeks). There's also libweston-desktop that provides more abstractions and helpers for writing desktop compositors which should land in weston.git soon. But since wlc 0.0.5 is out there, I can understand why they'd base it on that despite the deficiencies. It's good to see more Wayland compositors and I hope that means someone will port urxvt or xterm to Wayland for those of us who miss too much in vte-based emulators or want something more stable than EFL-based Terminology.