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* Multiple windows _are_ supported, sort of, via --server * Add note about GNOME not having SSDs * Add mouse wheel to list of keyboard/mouse shortcuts
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* Tabs
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* Tabs
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* Multiple windows
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* Graphical elements (menu, buttons etc)
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## What does not work?
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## What does not work?
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* Reflow text on window resize
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* Reflow text on window resize
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* GNOME; might work, but without window decorations.
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Strictly speaking, foot is at fault here; all Wayland applications
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_must_ be able to draw their own window decorations (but foot is
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However, most people want a uniform look and feel on their desktop,
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including the window decorations. For this reason, a Wayland
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application can request _Server Side Decorations_ (SSD). GNOME will
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reply with a "I here you, but sorry, I wont do that".
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## Fonts
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## Fonts
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Paste from _primary_ selection
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Paste from _primary_ selection
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* <kbd>wheel</kbd>
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## Requirements
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## Requirements
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### Arch Linux
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### Arch Linux
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Use [makepkg](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Makepkg) to build
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Use [makepkg](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Makepkg) to build
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the bundled [PKGBUILD](PKGBUILD) run `makepkg` in the source root
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the bundled [PKGBUILD](PKGBUILD) (run `makepkg` in the source root
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Note that it will do a profiling-guided build, and that this requires
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