Drew DeVault • 2/22/2018

Writing a Wayland Compositor, Part 2: Rigging up the server

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This technical tutorial continues a series on writing a Wayland compositor with wlroots. It details the steps to start accepting Wayland client connections, setting up the display socket, and initializing essential global interfaces like shared memory, gamma control, and screenshooter.

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