Elinor B.
Elinor B.
Should take a bayesian network spec (JSON for example) as input and run the algorithm on it.
According to folks on `#wayland`, it is valid for a client to destroy a buffer right after having commited it (and thus before receiving a `release` event). The compositor should...
List of the WLCS tests, and the associated CI run that takes care of them: - Core Tests (`core`): - [x] FrameSubmission. - [x] SelfTest. - [x] BadBufferTest. - [...
wayland-server mostly provide two main ways to track for destruction of wayland objects: - reacting to a `destroy` request - the destructor callback Those two methods have slightly different purpose...
I'm more and more starting to think this would be desirable, for mostly two reasons: - winit hides a significant amount of low-level details that we would want for proper...
We should provide a software-rendering implementation of the `Renderer` trait, so that Smithay-based compositor can be easily made compatible with contexts without hardware-accelerated graphics, without requiring every compositor project to...
Xwayland support apparently falls into 2 steps (information obtained by looking at weston's code) - Routines to initialize and start the Xwayland server, the procedure itself seems quite straigthforward, see...
Initially reported in the chatroom by @Ella-0. Apparently, high definition playback with mpv on its wlshm backend drops a lot of frames on anvil while not on sway. We're talking...