gamescope is a micro-compositor optimized for running video games on Wayland

Android File Transfer for Linux — a MTP client with minimalist UI

Packages for personal use and testing. PLEASE do not add this repo to zypper, as any package might disappear, shadow official packages or change entirely at any given time. If there's a package you'd like to use, branch it instead.

This project was created for package seatd via attribute OBS:Maintained

1) add this repo to zypper/yast

2) install waydroid, it'll find and install the needed dependencies

3) set psi=1 in your kernel args (google if you don't understand what this means)

4) follow waydroid docs for post-install configuration

5) things should just work now

mpv is a movie player based on MPlayer and mplayer2. It supports a wide variety
of video file formats, audio and video codecs, and subtitle types.

Library to read & write Dolby Vision metadata. Comes as a Rust crate and C compatible library

This library contains GPU-accelerated video/image rendering primitives, as well as a standalone vulkan-based image/video renderer. It is based on the core rendering algorithms and ideas of mpv.

This library contains GPU-accelerated video/image rendering primitives, as well as a standalone vulkan-based image/video renderer. It is based on the core rendering algorithms and ideas of mpv.

The Interception Tools is a small set of utilities for operating on input events of evdev devices

FYI (for your information) is a command line utility to send desktop notifications to the user via a notification daemon implementing XDG desktop notifications.

libliftoff offers using KMS planes from userspace. Users create
"virtual planes" called layers, set KMS properties on them, and
libliftoff will pick hardware planes for these layers if possible.

https://github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard

High performance screen recorder for wlroots Wayland.

Uses dma-buf transfers to get surface, and uses the GPU to do both the pixel format conversion and the encoding, meaning the raw video data never touches the CPU, leaving it free to run your applications.