Wayland
OtherOpen-source projects built with Wayland
There are currently 17 open-source projects built with Wayland, with a combined total of 43.0k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is C.
Showing 17 open-source projects
A multi-platform library for OpenGL, OpenGL ES, and Vulkan development, providing window creation, input handling, and context management.
A Vulkan and OpenGL overlay for monitoring FPS, temperatures, CPU/GPU load, and other performance metrics on Linux.
A micro-compositor window manager for games that reduces latency and provides resolution scaling, originally developed for SteamOS.
A cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit for UNIX/Linux, Windows, and macOS with modern functionality and minimal bloat.
A Wayland kiosk that runs a single, maximized application in a secure, full-screen environment.
Rust bindings for the FLTK GUI library, enabling cross-platform, lightweight, and fast desktop applications.
A cross-platform, single-header C windowing library for creating windows and graphics contexts with minimal dependencies.
A small cross-platform C library for creating windows and rendering 32-bit pixel buffers.
A fast, accurate, and private native speech-to-text tool for Linux, offering system-wide dictation with local or cloud backends.
A reimplementation of Unreal Engine 1 focused on making Unreal (Gold) and Unreal Tournament (UT99) playable on modern systems.
A ZoomIt-like real-time screen annotation tool for Linux/Wayland, enabling live drawing, zoom, and presentation features.
A ZoomIt-like real-time screen annotation tool for Linux/Wayland, written in Rust, offering drawing, zoom, and screenshot capture.
A Ruby gem providing cross-platform clipboard access (copy/paste/clear) for Linux, macOS, Windows, Java, and more.
A patched version of KWin for KDE Plasma that reduces latency and stuttering, primarily through X11 full-screen unredirection.
A pure Go GPU computing framework for graphics and compute operations with dual backends and zero CGO.
An Arch Linux fork offering a choice between Hyprland and Niri window managers with consistent theming and unified keybindings.
A single-command setup that transforms fresh Arch Linux into a fully-configured Hyprland-based web development environment.
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