Jackson Huff

Wayland currently has nothing yet, as I'm finishing up a couple more features before I can get X11 working. (Check the changes-updates channel in Discord)

Writing to the Windows clipboard has been added in https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/commit/652e8905434ae1f3f9a21e6dfb2167fdd81b1630

Reading from the Windows clipboard has been added in https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/commit/ce4c2042cf36bb0eeafe9f612cd94f5be66d94b5

X11 read support has been added in https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/commit/98d260fac4c39eea9966f105b974515d9221228a 👀 @PlexSheep

macOS read support has been added in https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/commit/f4ac182e13f9fadaedaeea7f976ea373b773d768 (you can also check https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/wiki/GUI-Clipboard-Compat)

X11+Wayland works for both, but because that build is linked against the X11 and Wayland libraries, if the user doesn't have both libraries installed, then the X11+Wayland version won't even...

Unfortunately, this can't be handled by the program/binary, because the library requirement happens before any code runs. So even if there was logic to handle this, it could never run...

It looks like that Stackoverflow post never claimed that you couldn't use `dlopen` to use shared libraries, just that it won't work if the filename is different from what you...

I like the second option as well, because the first would seem better, but like you said we lose a lot of error checking and need more boilerplate. Hopefully it's...

As long as we could condense the steps for building the libraries into the `cmake --build .` step, it should be no different because I believe CMake allows you to...