Drew DeVault • 2/17/2018

Writing a Wayland Compositor, Part 1: Hello wlroots

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This article is the first in a series by the lead maintainer of sway, detailing how to build a functional Wayland compositor using the wlroots library. It covers initial setup, creating a Wayland display, and introducing the wlroots backend for abstracting input/output. The series is a technical guide for developers familiar with C, with code hosted on GitHub.

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