Get steamcompmgr's GL context from EGL and rip out GLX, as we need EGL to
import dma-bufs.
When new buffers are committed to surfaces, push their information to
steamcompmgr (without any feedback for now, fire-and-forget).
Can render games now.
Enable C++ for bits of the code, but nothing that includes wlroots as that
doesn't want to build as C++.
Enable SubstructureRedirectMask mode and handle MapRequest for now; this lets
us get the WL_SURFACE_ID ClientMessages.
This uses a build of wlroots that has its internal XWM ripped out.
steamos-compositor (1.32) brewmaster; urgency=medium
* Fix a bug where cursor would be auto-hidden even when buttons held
* Show cursor if a button gets clicked while it's hidden
steamos-compositor (1.30) brewmaster; urgency=medium
* Added preliminary support for screen magnification.
* Increase cursor hiding time to 10 seconds.
* Fix bug while cursor would hide even when moving the mouse if a button was
held.
steamos-compositor (1.29) brewmaster; urgency=medium
* Tweaking focus and display logic in steamcompmgr to avoid event storms on newer
X servers. It looks like Damage semantics changed on Xserver 1.16 and we were
getting unexpected events after XDamageSubtract().
steamos-compositor (1.28) brewmaster; urgency=medium
* Add set_hd_mode.sh helper script, run at start of session; helps get out
of problematic cases like 30hz refresh rates and non-HD modes
SteamOS modeswitch-inhibitor 1.7
Changelogs:
steamos-compositor (1.8) alchemist; urgency=low
* Rearm ignore warp count when hiding cursor to prevent spurious appearances.
* Work around X server bug 69198 by warping the cursor back into our window
if it escapes.
* Disable DPMS and the X screensaver for now in the SteamOS session.
steamos-modeswitch-inhibitor (1.7) alchemist; urgency=low
* Correct interposer open location to account for new library name.
- add support for global overscan compensation, controlled with a root window property; pending tenfoot wizard to set it up
- present the cursor with the same visible size as in Steam or the overlay, no matter what scale ratio is being applied to the game