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Flutter desktop apps can draw to multiple windows now
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Layer_shell.dart – Build Wayland layer shell surfaces in Flutter
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Layer_shell.dart – Write a Wayland Shell in Flutter
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matthewkosarek
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I work on both the Mir Wayland compositor library and Flutter, and I've been wanting to fill a gap that I saw in the current Flutter ecosystem for a while now: desktop shell components on Linux. Now that Flutter is gaining multi-window
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Shaders in plugins, GTK4 Shell Clients, New Protocols| miracle-wm 0.10.0
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No more JetBrains products for me
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Miracle – A Wayland Compositor You Can Script with WebAssembly
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Miri – a plugin to make miracle-wm scrollable
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I built a Wayland window manager you can extend with WebAssembly
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A WebAssembly plugin system for my Wayland compositor: https://github.com/miracle-wm-org/miracle-wm The idea is that you'll be able to program window management, animation, configuration and more from WebAssembly
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Show HN: Miracle Release v0.9.0 – A hackable Wayland compositor
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I wrote a WebAssembly plugin system for my Wayland compositor
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matthewkosarek
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Yup! A nice language-agnostic API + a lightweight runtime was my goal. Although I concede the point about debuggability and whatnot. I'm hoping to figure that out later down the road, but it is a tricky part.
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Miracle – A hackable window manager for Linux
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A long, long time ago I implemented virtual outputs in Mir: https://github.com/canonical/mir/pull/3056 I forget if we've added dynamic configuration for them, but I don't see why it wouldn't be
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Creating a WebAssembly Plugin System for Window Management in Miracle
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6mo ago
I've been working on a new Wayland compositor called Miracle for about two years now. I recently built a plugin system for window management based off of WebAssembly. Check out my blog post for more information, but I think it is a sol
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matthewkosarek
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There is also cxx.rs, which is quite nice, albeit you have to struggle sending `std` types back and forth a bit