05-11-2023, 04:30 PM
Normally, you do not use Wayland directly in an application, you use a toolkit like Qt (either QtQuick or QtWidgets, though the latter is not well supported for mobile) or GTK.
That said, a Wayland application should work in most mobile desktop environments. Only SXMO uses X11, and even there, there is now also a Wayland-based variant.
It is just that it is not very convenient to code for Wayland directly without the toolkit layer (and the toolkit also provides portability to X11 and other platforms).
That said, a Wayland application should work in most mobile desktop environments. Only SXMO uses X11, and even there, there is now also a Wayland-based variant.
It is just that it is not very convenient to code for Wayland directly without the toolkit layer (and the toolkit also provides portability to X11 and other platforms).
