Patrick Stephen

Oak's drivers are extensible-- a gio driver is probably feasible to write. I don't know anything about comparable performance, but I'll take a shot at it. It will probably take...

@gedw99 I took a shot at integrating the two libraries: https://github.com/oakmound/giodriver To me, they seem at odds with each other. You can't easily tell gio that a screen element is...

Another approach -- you could build a `render.Stackable` out of a gio layout / graphics context object. But this would not have any performance or platform portability elements from gio.

I've looked at enough examples for my liking at this time, but thank you. All of this seems to come from a perspective of understanding how gio works but not...

It's going to be under [mtldriver](https://github.com/oakmound/oak/tree/master/shiny/driver/mtldriver)'s internal directories + the dependencies for metal within the mtldriver

I'm on 11.6 on a 2019 15 inch MBP and can't replicate this, running the examples off of the master branch. Is there anything else about your system that could...

I replicated all of those settings and flappy-bird still runs for me. Other, reaching ideas: 1. How many monitors are connected to your machine? 2. Is there an unusual USB...

Thank you for all the details. I downgraded from clang 13 to 11.1 via brew, and while the behavior of the examples is a little different (there's some initial rendering...

Documenting research: We must interact with OSX's IOHIDManager: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/iokit/iohidmanager_h?language=objc OSX's kernel will claim all HID devices, which controllers will qualify as, as soon as they are connected to the machine,...

@Implausiblyfun Thoughts? I'm inclined to just drop it.