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2026-08-09 07:25:20 GMT

it's taken us too long to get back to this point: poking away at #X11 programming from Common #Lisp (cmucl in this case) using the CLX library. This image captured from our CachyOS Linux system running LXQt + labwc Wayland desktop environment.
But that brings up the question: we spent a couple years in college plugging away at learning X11 programming with the help of those massive O'Reilly books back in the 1990s. 1990s computer #programming books tended to be written to a far more literate standard than is usual in the tech sector of today (generative #AI fanboys probably hope to get away without even knowing how to read) so it was relatively painless despite the somewhat tedious nature of the X11 APIs.
So...does anything like this exist for #Wayland? Are there books that are any good? I'd like to know in particular whether it's at all possible to create non-rectangular windows.
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