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Drakulix b80674bdf5 Introduce SessionObserver 
`DrmDevice` and `UdevBackend` now do not need to be wrapped into `StateToken`s anymore, but can return a separate `SessionObserver` object using the new `AsSessionObserver` trait.

This change was motivated by allowing the `UdevHandle` to obtain a mutable reference to an `EventLoopHandle` to create wayland object, e.g. a `wl_output` object.

Previously this was not possible.

Depends on https://github.com/Smithay/wayland-rs/pull/164
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README.md

Smithay

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A smithy for rusty wayland compositors

Goals

Smithay aims to provide building blocks to create wayland compositors in Rust. While not being a full-blown compositor, it'll provide objects and interfaces implementing common functionnalities that pretty much any compositor will need, in a generic fashion.

Also:

  • Safety: Smithay will target to be safe to use, because Rust.
  • Modularity: Smithay is not a framework, and will not be constraining. If there is a part you don't want to use, you should not be forced to use it.
  • High-level: You should be able to not have to worry about gory low-level stuff (but Smithay won't stop you if you really want to dive into it).