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There isn't a unifying characteristic about shiny's subpackages that holds them together as a unit, aside from screen and driver, and example which hopefully uses a lot of different elements from different packages.

We need to evaluate and determine if we care to maintain some of these subpackages or not, and if we do, if they should live under shiny.

If something is checked off, we have decided what to do with it

• driver: We will maintain this, and it will live in shiny
• example
• gesture: We will maintain this, and it will live in shiny
• iconvg
• imageutil
• materialdesign:
• screen: We will maintain this, and it will live in shiny
• text
• unit
• widget

Currently the windows driver has the ability to turn on and off full-screen, but gldriver and x11driver do not.

When scaling on X11 in particular, it'd be great to have a nearest-neighbor type scaling strategy for games. This should be a part of a larger plan to add scaling strategy selection when performing scaling for all platforms.

We have borderless support on x11 now, but it currently consumes the existing borders on the window when it is toggled on. Ideally it should act like windows does and not change the size of the client window.

Hi all,

I've tried to run the basic example from the following command:

cd $GOPATH/src/golang.org/x/exp/shiny/example/basic
go build main.go
./main

This throws the following error;

x11driver: shm.Init failed: No extension named MIT-SHM could be found on on the server.

Why is this happening while xgb works.
Could this be avoided in order to run shiny successfully?

I'm trying to run https://github.com/aarzilli/gdlv, but it is throwing the same errors.

Best regards,
Ivan

Currently the windows driver respects window positioning, but the other drivers do not.