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Strictly speaking, Wayland doesn't need it. The connection is always unix socket, so it is easy to find out the pid on the other end, reliably, without relying
by vetinari 5y ago
Strictly speaking, Wayland doesn't need it. The connection is always unix socket, so it is easy to find out the pid on the other end, reliably, without relying on well behaved client setting up things correctly.