Drew DeVault • 5/27/2018

Why did we replace wlc?

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The article details the author's journey of replacing the wlc library with wlroots for the Sway Wayland compositor. It explains wlc's initial appeal and subsequent limitations in control and flexibility, leading to a collaborative effort to build a more modular and powerful library (wlroots) to foster a healthier Wayland ecosystem.

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