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Hello! I've been using the bindings for some months now to develop a project that I'm close to finishing. The bindings work fine, but I've experienced two issues regarding GLFW. 1. The program's name doesn't appearing on the dockReading through raylib's InitWindow, it seems like the passed title is used both in the window's title and program's name on the dock. The bindings seem to only do the first one. 
2. The window looks kinda offThe first image shows how the window looks with the bindings. The second image shows how it looks with raylib. 
I'm using Manjaro, Wayland and GNOME. Does anyone else have the same problems? |
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By default, raylib C uses X11; you need to explicitly enable Wayland. With raylib-go, it is auto-detected. You can build with |
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You were right! Thanks for the answer! I could never have figured that out by myself. I've noticed the README talks about all the available flags. How do they work? |
By default, raylib C uses X11; you need to explicitly enable Wayland. With raylib-go, it is auto-detected. You can build with
-tags x11to get the same as with C. Or, you can build with-tags waylandto build/link only for Wayland. What you are seeing is classic GNOME issues they call "features": CSD-only window decorations, and they do not supportxdg-toplevel-icon-v1like, e.g., KDE; you must have a .desktop file with an icon, etc. All in all, as I wrote, to get the same (X11/XWayland) build with-tags x11.