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The LXQt project, that has a Wayland branch (sometimes called LWQt) actually uses mutter (the GNOME compositor) and --at this point-- not KWin to for its compos
by cies 4y ago
The LXQt project, that has a Wayland branch (sometimes called LWQt) actually uses mutter (the GNOME compositor) and --at this point-- not KWin to for its compositing needs.