I’d like to spend one single day watching @SirCmpwn working. I don’t understand how someone with a regular job can get so much done in their free time.
Keep up the work the great work! I’ll definitely migrate to sway as soon as the porting to wlroots is finished.
Author here. There are links in the article to each project that describe what they are, but…
Wayland is a replacement for X11, which are two protocols used for graphical sessions on Linux and other Unicies. wlc and wlroots are both libraries that implement some of the functionality a Wayland server needs.
I’d like to spend one single day watching @SirCmpwn working. I don’t understand how someone with a regular job can get so much done in their free time.
Keep up the work the great work! I’ll definitely migrate to sway as soon as the porting to wlroots is finished.
With lots of help!
It takes an awful lot of reading to work out what wlc even is. Even then I’m still not sure what it (or it’s replacement) does!
Author here. There are links in the article to each project that describe what they are, but…
Wayland is a replacement for X11, which are two protocols used for graphical sessions on Linux and other Unicies. wlc and wlroots are both libraries that implement some of the functionality a Wayland server needs.