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Oh yeah I forgot about how things are changing used to be X.org did the input and all that crap but that's going away Wayland ain't it?
To the last question: both, in the form of code that's self explanitory :P
@null77 I'll have to check with some folks as I've not used meson on windows, but I assume it can't be terribly hard compared to waf as meson is written...
A bunch of stuff came up in meatspace so I havent' had a chance to look into it yet tbh. So go ahead :)
@Polynomial-C fair enough, then I would suggest an autotools build, then, since it would require the least amount of workflow adjustment for package maintainers (still a `./configure` script, just one...
So it is. This is a bit of a pity, however, it seems that compiling for mingw-w64 on gentoo with crossdev ends up with executables without the `*.exe` extension and...
@rhash would passing the triplet for standard gnu/linux targets work as well? Because, I'm seeing that --target is not being passed at all, so this could be a reasonable fix.
Works better, but something else is is wrong on the rhash side of things; a symlink gets made, for what I assume is soname stuff, and it links to a...
@rhash got it fixed for gentoo/gentoo@00de856ef8bed699cf27efa738c705d929e2786e, however I still believe it needs to be moved to *something* more standard. from #5 I can see you don't much care for autotools,...
@JPeterMugaas not my call personally, but I'd be happy with anything standard with known idiosyncrasies instead of a homebrew `configure` script that pretends to be autotools, where what is expected...