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> like default forced vsync, forced double buffering, A few things: 1. Vsync-by-default is the norm. X11 was the outlier. 2. Wayland does triple buffering, n
by orangeboats 2y ago
> like default forced vsync, forced double buffering,
A few things:
1. Vsync-by-default is the norm. X11 was the outlier.
2. Wayland does triple buffering, not double buffering.
>a fucked up event-loop for single threaded applications
I dunno, I wrote Wayland applications and I did not notice any peculiarities w.r.t. the event loop, at least in comparison with other platforms like Win32.
You need to expand a little more.
>window positioning
I suggest to read up on the Gitlab MR for the in-development window positioning protocol. The basic TL;DR is that window positioning has certain implications regarding tiling window managers and other unusual desktop usecases e.g. VR.
>screen sharing
I just shared my screen this morning.
> Not true. The quick and dirty way would be using Xephyr.
...So what you are saying is that you'd need a separate server running. Thanks for telling me that X11 is unsandboxable.