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I'm pretty sure I told you that we are not going to spend any time on this, nor are we going to package two separate binaries for the Linux version. Until Wayland actually delivers on its promise to replace X11, the X11 backend is going to remain the one we offer by default. And I don't actually know if TDM would run with Wayland. All I said is that GLFW theoretically supports it, so you could try building against a Wayland GLFW. But you are on your own here. We simply don't have the resources to support this. |
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I legitimately forgot that part then, though I know you said it's not a priority for you which is okay. I remember what you explained on the basics of how the engine would need to be compiled. IIRC I can still compile from SVN locally but never tried the Wayland version, I might be the first to give this a go at some point if no one else beats me to it. Like I said this isn't to suggest it's an emergency... nor that you need to do it, maybe another developer will want to take a look at this one, especially if the only limitation is a build / packaging setup. You have your own priorities for the project and I respect that. There are a lot of ideas and improvements piling up at once and I'm mainly trying to keep track of all so they aren't forgotten. |
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