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D-Bus is what Way Cooler uses, and I'd recommend using it in fireplace as well. There are certain tradeoffs that you have to make, but in general I think that a Wayland compositor is a good use case for D-Bus.
The only issue I ran into is that the Rust library is a little over engineered / unrustic.
This is absolutely a planned feature, but not until the rewrite to support smithay has happened.
Also yes there is a big ecosystem, but I also will try to provide fireplace with it's own ecosystem, while still being compatible to whats out there. Most existing tools are still build for X11 and I want to build a dock, bar, notification daemon, etc with full on wayland support for modern compositors without any legacy code.
Also once that happens @Timidger I am also very interested in supporting WayCooler with my tools. Even if we still want to build our own compositors and both of us have a different vision, I think the ecosystem can greatly benefit from having just more options.
@Drakulix sounds good to me. Anything I build I want to be compatible with other compositors as well. Currently that isn't the case, but in the future I hope users can choose whatever applications they want to use for notifications, bars, etc regardless of the compositor used.
IPC clients should able to connect via a local socket of some sort.
Confirmation about access should be granted by the user via UI.
TODO:
Protocol will be JSON based.
TODO:
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#40)- [ ] Statusbar
- [ ] Config
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