Is this usable in production?

[godalming123]

1. Is this still maintained?
2. There are lots of projects in this group that look like they might use something like this (EG: https://github.com/CuarzoSoftware/Louvre or https://github.com/CuarzoSoftware/Doorman) do they use this, and is it stable enough for them? If these projects do use this, please add a note in the readme

[ehopperdietzel]

Hey,

Yes, this project is ready for use and stable. I'm currently working on the Louvre project (for creating Wayland compositors), which uses this project as a graphical backend. I'm excited to announce that Louvre version 1.0.0 is just around the corner! 😄 It's stable and ready for use as well. I haven't published it yet because I'm in the final stages of writing the documentation and tutorials.

If you want to give Louvre a try, please clone the source code from the /devel branch since the main branch is quite outdated. Here's the Git command for that:

$ git clone -b devel https://github.com/CuarzoSoftware/Louvre.git

To generate the HTML documentation, follow these steps:

$ cd Louvre/scripts/docs
$ sudo gen_doc.sh

Please note that these instructions assume you're using a Debian-based distro. If not, you can manually install Doxygen and comment the apt install ... line in the gen_doc.sh script.

The documentation will be generated in a directory named louvre_tmp, and it contains instructions on how to build the library, run examples, explore tutorials, and use the C++ API, among other things.

As for the Doorman project, it's an experimental Qt Wayland greeter for a distro I'm considering developing. I haven't worked on it in a while, but feel free to use either project.

Cheers!