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He can't, since the gfx part of Wayland is a thin, event-based abstraction over the modern hardware. It basically manages buffers between the hardware and clien
by vetinari 3y ago
He can't, since the gfx part of Wayland is a thin, event-based abstraction over the modern hardware. It basically manages buffers between the hardware and clients.
The comparison to Qt, Gtk or Electron is also very wrong; it is an entirely different layer in the stack.
- yencabulator 3y agoYour first clue to it being a worthless rant was confusing window layout decisions with the Wayland protocol.