Ian Douglas Scott

You could try building with the `glow` feature flag to use the glow backend instead of wgpu. (Though it has some limitations currently.) Do you have a driver with that...

The clock example seem to run for me on FreeBSD without any changes or feature flags (AMD Renoir integrated graphics, drm-kmod/amdgpu installed, on either X or Wayland).

I don't think it should require anything specific other than installing and enabling the drivers that would be needed for accelerated graphics in any other software: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/#x-config-video-cards `glxinfo` from the...

What about Vulkan? Wgpu defaults to that, not sure if it should automatically fallback. `WGPU_BACKEND=gl` should get it to run with OpenGL instead.

Hm, not sure why it's working on my FreeBSD install but not yours. I would look at `glxinfo` and `vulkaninfo` to see what OpenGL / OpenGL ES / Vulkan versions...

In GTK a `ScrolledWindow` handles both horizontal and vertical scrolling. So with this implementation, if you need both (which is typical if you want to allow a window to be...

My thought is that having both generally doesn't provide a good experience, but if you want your application to not be broken when the window is too small, you may...

> This pull request (and the miniAudicle in general) needs tested instructions for building from source on Linux - what '-dev / -devel' The PR already changes `README.linux` to update...

> Widget-specific extensions > Allow widgets to provide additional markup or attributes to an accessibility API > Allow widgets to indicate actions/navigation options to an accessibility API (this could be...

Or actually, adding method(s) to `Widget` is perhaps only part of this. There are two things here: * How does the implementation of a widget (say, `Button`) define its default...