- Split `DrmDevice` into `LegacyDrmDevice`, `GbmDevice` and `EglDevice`
- Provide common `Device` and `RawDevice` traits
- Change `DrmBackend` into `Surface` (and `RawSurface`) implementations of each `Device` (or `RawDevice`)
- Do not open devices for `UdevHandler` anymore
- `UdevBackend` does not require `LoopHandle` or `Session` anymore
- Type of the created device can be choosed freely by the handler
- `UdevBackendObserver` is not needed anymore
* Rename priviledged to privileged in backend/drm/mod.rs
* Fix a number of typos in comments
* Fix typos in string literals
* Wrap identifiers with backticks in doc comments
* Spelling and capitalisation in doc comments
* Use XWayland in comments
This seems to be the standard capitalisation, even though the executable
is called `Xwayland`.
* Use Glium instead of glium in comments
* Use DRM and API in comments
* Fix remaining occurrence of 'priviledged'
* Reformat code to appease Travis' rustfmt
This event poses issues regarding its semantic (what space are the
coordinates in?) and arguably won't be used anyway. So let's remove it
for now, it can still be added afterwards if it appears to be really
needed.
Unify winit with the other backends in only ever dealing with physical
sizes. All dimensions and coordinates are provided in the physical space
(transformed by the dpi factor provided by winit), and the user is
responsible for dealing with the dpi scaling if they want.
A compositor using it can deal with it either by following the scaling
transmitted by the backend or using some value retrieved by other means
(like a command line argument, like weston does).
This means that a non-hidpi aware implementation will appear very small
on an hidpi screen, but not broken. This is now the current state of
anvil.
This also changes the WinitEventsHandler trait to merge the resized()
and hidpifactorchanged() callbacks into a single one, providing the
physical size and the dpi factor whenever either changes.
Send keymaps to client using a new tempfile for each client, rather than
a single shared tempfile. Doing so prevents a client from tempering with
the contents of the tempfile, which would then cause other clients to
read a corrupted keymap.
See this bug report for details:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=101595
Victor Brekenfeld
Victor Berger
Victor Berger
Pablo Stebler
Colin Benner
Tim
Jonas Platte