What happened?
This is a request for documenting the input-leap-internal network protocol so basically:
[X11|Wayland] - [input-leapc] ------------[input-leaps] - [ X11|Wayland]
^ this bit
AFAICT this is protocol_types.{h,cpp} but the documentation there is insufficient to be independently write a compatible server/client. It'd be nice if there was enough protocol documentation that that would be possible - that would include not only the content of the messages but also when they're allowed to be sent, etc.
Second, and going along with that is a commitment to this being a stable protocol with backwards compatibility. I think that's already true anyway, I just don't know if it's a coincidence or an explicit decision.
Having a stable protocol would make it easier to implement alternative clients, lessening the load on the maintainers a bit.
Version
v2.0.0-RC1
Git commit hash (if applicable)
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If applicable, where did you install Input Leap from?
n/a
What OSes are you seeing the problem on? (Check all that apply)
Linux
If applicable, are you using Wayland or X11?
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What OS versions are you using?
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Any other information
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What happened?
This is a request for documenting the input-leap-internal network protocol so basically:
AFAICT this is
protocol_types.{h,cpp}but the documentation there is insufficient to be independently write a compatible server/client. It'd be nice if there was enough protocol documentation that that would be possible - that would include not only the content of the messages but also when they're allowed to be sent, etc.Second, and going along with that is a commitment to this being a stable protocol with backwards compatibility. I think that's already true anyway, I just don't know if it's a coincidence or an explicit decision.
Having a stable protocol would make it easier to implement alternative clients, lessening the load on the maintainers a bit.
Version
v2.0.0-RC1
Git commit hash (if applicable)
No response
If applicable, where did you install Input Leap from?
n/a
What OSes are you seeing the problem on? (Check all that apply)
Linux
If applicable, are you using Wayland or X11?
No response
What OS versions are you using?
n/a
Relevant log output
No response
Any other information
No response