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It exists for Wayland: it's called wlroots. Unfortunately, wlroots is only used by everyone except Gnome and KDE, who seem to prefer to do their own thing.
by chousuke 6y ago
It exists for Wayland: it's called wlroots.
Unfortunately, wlroots is only used by everyone except Gnome and KDE, who seem to prefer to do their own thing.
- michaelmrose 6y agoSo its used by everyone except for 90% of users.
- chungy 6y agoNot just that GNOME and KDE's Wayland support both predate wlroots, but they also go through the effort to support EGLStreams, necessary for NVIDIA compatibility. The wlroots author is explicitly against this.