Fix README.Wayland about libdecor-related packages

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ManoloFLTK 2024-05-09 11:54:22 +02:00
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@ -187,14 +187,16 @@ in section 2.1 of file README.Unix.txt :
- wayland-protocols
- libxkbcommon-dev
- libxinerama-dev <== except if option FLTK_BACKEND_X11=off is used
- libdbus-1-dev <== recommended to query current cursor theme
- libglew-dev <== necessary to use OpenGL version 3 or above
- cmake <== if you plan to build with CMake
- cmake-qt-gui <== if you plan to use the GUI of CMake
- libdbus-1-dev <== recommended to query current cursor theme
- libglew-dev <== necessary to use OpenGL version 3 or above
- cmake <== if you plan to build with CMake
- cmake-qt-gui <== if you plan to use the GUI of CMake
- libdecor-0-dev <== recommended if available and if in version ≥ 0.2.0
- libgtk-3-dev <== highly recommended if libdecor-0-dev is not installed
These packages allow to run FLTK apps under the Gnome-Wayland desktop:
- gnome-core
- libgtk-3-dev <== highly recommended, gives windows a Gnome-style titlebar
- libdecor-0-plugin-1-gtk <== install if libdecor-0-dev is installed
These packages allow to run FLTK apps under the KDE/Plasma-Wayland desktop:
- kde-plasma-desktop
@ -217,11 +219,12 @@ package groups listed in section 2.2 of file README.Unix.txt :
- libxkbcommon-devel
- pango-devel
- mesa-libGLU-devel
- dbus-devel <== recommended to query current cursor theme
- gtk3-devel <== highly recommended, gives windows a GTK-style titlebar
- glew-devel <== necessary to use OpenGL version 3 or above
- cmake <== if you plan to build with CMake
- cmake-gui <== if you plan to use the GUI of CMake
- dbus-devel <== recommended to query current cursor theme
- libdecor-devel <== recommended, draws window titlebars
- gtk3-devel <== highly recommended if libdecor-devel is not installed
- glew-devel <== necessary to use OpenGL version 3 or above
- cmake <== if you plan to build with CMake
- cmake-gui <== if you plan to use the GUI of CMake
Package installation command: sudo yum install <package-name ...>