Drew DeVault
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Add basic implementation of wlr layer shell
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README
## inaban
Inaban: Nickname of “稲葉姫子 (Inaba Himeko)”, a character in Kokoro Connect. Picked her for her personality regarding reality and trust.
# Dependencies
- wlroots
- Wayland: wayland-server, wayland-scanner, wayland-protocols
- (lib)xkbcommon
# Installation
The usual `make ; make install` works, if you do not have systemd-login or a replacement of it (such as elogind) you can setuid/setgid root `inaban` and she'll drop the permissions. Running inaban as root is unsupported.
# Inspirations
## XMonad
- Behaviour regarding how to manage windows by default
- Most of the shortcuts
## dwm
- Configuration and code
# Goals
- No client side decorations, might have borders on all the boxes (rendering and hitbox, should they ever manage to differ)
- Programs wanting to have more than simply asking for a regular surface should need special permissions
- listing of the surfaces should be something similar to a capability
- special position/size should be completely managed by the compositor
- resizes other than done by the compositor are denied
- Tiling should be powerful (like XMonad) yet simple (unlike i3)
## Non-Goals
- XWayland as anything but a separated Wayland client (would recommend cage or rootston for this)
Inaban: Nickname of “稲葉姫子 (Inaba Himeko)”, a character in Kokoro Connect. Picked her for her personality regarding reality and trust.
# Dependencies
- wlroots
- Wayland: wayland-server, wayland-scanner, wayland-protocols
- (lib)xkbcommon
# Installation
The usual `make ; make install` works, if you do not have systemd-login or a replacement of it (such as elogind) you can setuid/setgid root `inaban` and she'll drop the permissions. Running inaban as root is unsupported.
# Inspirations
## XMonad
- Behaviour regarding how to manage windows by default
- Most of the shortcuts
## dwm
- Configuration and code
# Goals
- No client side decorations, might have borders on all the boxes (rendering and hitbox, should they ever manage to differ)
- Programs wanting to have more than simply asking for a regular surface should need special permissions
- listing of the surfaces should be something similar to a capability
- special position/size should be completely managed by the compositor
- resizes other than done by the compositor are denied
- Tiling should be powerful (like XMonad) yet simple (unlike i3)
## Non-Goals
- XWayland as anything but a separated Wayland client (would recommend cage or rootston for this)