[linux/wayland] Add libdecor fallback for window decorations#22
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…able-v1 is unavailable GNOME Wayland and some other compositors require client-side decorations and don't support xdg-decoration-unstable-v1. For these platforms a common solution is libdecor that basically draws client-side decorations matching the desktop theme. It is used in SDL2/3, GLFW, winit via SCTK.
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GNOME Wayland and some other compositors require client-side decorations and don't support xdg-decoration-unstable-v1. It makes any siwin window frameless on GNOME. For these platforms a common solution is libdecor that basically draws client-side decorations matching the desktop theme. It is used in SDL2/3, GLFW, winit via SCTK.