Mastodawn

@Lyude normally there is https://wayland.app/ but it lists "no desktop" for "Pointer warp", but that's probably because nobody updated it 🙃

I do think we can document it, and maybe have something like "profiles" per use case, so I don't think it's necessarily a bad idea to make it easier to find what's supported across the desktop.

But I think it's mostly a documentation problem, because app developers need their own documentation (like https://wayland.app)

Show thread

Janne Grunau Jun 22

@karolherbst @Lyude having a top level filter for compositors on https://wayland.app/ so that it only lists protocols supported by the selected compositors would be useful

Wayland Protocol Documentation | Wayland Explorer

A better way to read Wayland documentation

Show thread

karolherbst 🐧 🦀Jun 22

@janne @Lyude yeah, sadly this project isn't affiliated with Freedesktop, sooo.. maybe check if they already have an issue filed on their github.

Though I _think_ some people were wondering if we could just move it under the wayland umbrella...

Show thread

Janne Grunau

@karolherbst @Lyude there are few feature requests for that and https://absurdlysuspicious.github.io/wayland-protocols-table/ exists

Wayland protocols support table

Show thread

karolherbst 🐧 🦀Jun 22

@janne oh, that's great. Now if we'd have a single source of truth for what's supported where...

Show thread

Janne Grunau Jun 22

@karolherbst afaik it uses wayland explorer as data source

Show thread

karolherbst 🐧 🦀Jun 22

@janne ah yeah.. that's wayland.app right...

We really should move it into Freedesktop or something like that 🙃

Or at least promote it better so it's kept up to date more quickly? Dunno how much of it is outdated though, maybe it's perfect, never really bothered checking.

Show thread

Neal Gompa (ニール・ゴンパ)

Jun 22

@janne @karolherbst @Lyude This is amazing and going in my bookmarks, thanks! 😃