Gregory's Server>SDL2 Lands Support For Client-Side Decorations On Wayland
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@a1batross tbh I do think CSD is a interesting thing to do but not like devs gnome wants, where because they don't want to implement SSD and a lot of wayland standards(like idle-inhibit) makes that CSD look bad and everyone hates it
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27 Jul 2021 at 14:42 | Open on weeaboo.space
@kumicota I don't mind CSD, the GNOME apps UX only benefited from it but I don't want everyone have to implement them. In the end, we will have 100500 styles of decorations just because Wayland circlejerk was too lazy about it
@commagray @a1batross, in GNOME world you should support only Adwaita style and forget about existance of other styles. Of course, it doesn't work in reality, but who cares.
@kumicota @commagray @kumicota >in GNOME world you should support only Adwaita style and forget about existance of other styles
in my world any sane dev should forget about GNOME @kumicota @commagray also looked at libdecor dependencies:
* cairo * pangocairo (of course because you need damn text!) * dbus-1 (to query current cursor theme) That's unacceptable. @a1batross @commagray
bruh, fuck gtk all my homies uses qt Agree, that this is unacceptable, gnome single-handed is destroying linux more than microsoft could ever do @kumicota @commagray like, no I don't want to bring pangocairo or dbus to my game engine.
Although I know it probably uses it somewhere in the SDL already and whole it's dependency tree. @a1batross @commagray Every GUI framework probably uses it on the backend, but expecting that the uses knows and uses it on every app is dumb and it's why many developers like MPV just said that they won't support gnome
@kumicota @commagray nah, I'm just gonna disable CSD in my SDL2 builds for AppImage.
Anyway we have two buttons came from Half-Life WON version: minimize and close window. :) Wayland problems are wayland problems, not mine. |