nocturne bone
I got inspired by River (https://github.com/riverwm/river) to build my own Wayland compositor in Zig, and with over a year of on and off development, Musa (https://git.sr.ht/~mainiomano/musa) is starting to look almost usable.
Features:
See https://mainiomano.srht.site/blog/2024/03/introducing-musa/ for some more information.
mystic sable
What would be the use for a multiseat compositor/tiling manager? I'm asking because I have no idea and I'm curious, not trying to be snarky!
worn imp
What would be the use for a multiseat compositor/tiling manager? I'm asking beca...
I think this could be a benefit paired with a client/server model for stuff like pair-programming :)
nocturne bone
What would be the use for a multiseat compositor/tiling manager? I'm asking beca...
I guess multiseat/multicursor could be useful for VNC servers and working as a group. Client support is so lacking, though, that it is not very useful in practice. I mostly did it for fun instead of actual utility.
I like tiling window managers, so that's why I decided to design it for those.
mystic sable
Ahah that's always the best reason to do something!
nocturne bone
True 🙂
wicked moon
is there github mirror?
sourcehut is a little inconvenient to use
nocturne bone
Not currently. I wanted to use a free software forge, and Sourcehut looked like an interesting one 🙂
small glen
Not currently. I wanted to use a free software forge, and Sourcehut looked like ...
What about codeberg? This one maintains familiarity with the GitHub/GitLab UI 👀
nocturne bone
Yeah, Codeberg is nice. I guess I could consider moving there if Sourcehut turns out to be too much of a deterrence.
wise glade
Hah, multiple seats resizing a window at the same time and potentially fighting over the size is pretty neat! I don't know how practically useful that complexity is but I think yours might be the only compositor that allows it :)
Always cool to see more projects using zig-wayland/zig-wlroots :)