Use the system GLFW instead of building glfw-sys #3
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On Linux, this allows the user to pick Wayland instead of X11 as their windowing protocol of choice.
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This doesn't build on Windows because there likely isn't a system GLFW installed. Is there a way to only have this feature for Linux? I was planning to switch to eventually switch to winit to avoid minimize using C++ libraries, but I forgot about it until now. Will using winit still allow Linux users to pick Wayland or X11? |
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I don't think we can have target-specific features until rust-lang/cargo#1197 is resolved. I think it would be better to switch to winit anyway. I'm a bit busy now due to my classes, but I can switch to winit once I get some time to work on this. |
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On Linux, this allows the user to pick Wayland instead of X11 as their windowing protocol of choice.