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Hello, yesterday we released Louvre 1.2.0 (C++ library for building Wayland compositors):
Main New Features:
New Wayland Protocols:
You're right, thank you for your comment. Being so involved in this sometimes makes me forget that not everyone knows things like that. As you rightly pointed out, my current focus is on addressing everything related to Wayland first. Following that, I intend to incorporate rootless XWayland support. When I mentioned "hopefully never," it was simply a touch of sarcasm.