Ported to Qt6 and used layer-shell-qt

[tsujan]

Porting to Qt6 and using layer-shell-qt are dome simultaneously to make lxqt-runner completely ready for Wayland.

[stefonarch]

Working fine - removing the last window rules from my wayland configurations now.

[tsujan]

If you find the time, please also test it under X11 (I will later). After all, 99% percent of LXQt users have X11 sessions ;)

[stefonarch]

See labwc/labwc#1653 (comment)

[stefonarch]

No idea how to remove that "changes requested though.

Ok, found it.

[tsujan]

See labwc/labwc#1653 (comment)

Yes, I'd seen it. It worried me, to be honest ;) You know that I love labwc (I'm using it right now), but changing something in our code just to make it work under its git source doesn't seem OK to me.

[tsujan]

No idea how to remove that "changes requested though.

If you want to remove it without approving, you could press the "Re-request review" icon beside your avatar on a PR page.

[Chiitoo]

Quick test only, but seems good so far on X11 here (with lxqt/lxqt-globalkeys#278).

Thank you!

[Consolatis]

See labwc/labwc#1653 (comment)

Yes, I'd seen it. It worried me, to be honest [..] changing something in our code just to make it work under its git source doesn't seem OK to me.

That is a very good stance from my point of view as well.
We should try to ensure that all sides respect the protocol as close as possible and not write applications that work for compositor x and y but require changes for z and instead rather implement based on the protocol and raise issues where a compositor (or application) has the wrong assumptions or behavior.