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#589 in Hardware support
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This crate allows you to configure the Jay compositor.
A minimal example configuration looks as follows:
use jay_config::{config, quit, reload};
use jay_config::input::get_default_seat;
use jay_config::keyboard::mods::ALT;
use jay_config::keyboard::syms::{SYM_q, SYM_r};
fn configure() {
let seat = get_default_seat();
// Create a key binding to exit the compositor.
seat.bind(ALT | SYM_q, || quit());
// Reload the configuration.
seat.bind(ALT | SYM_r, || reload());
}
config!(configure);
You should configure your crate to be compiled as a shared library:
[lib]
crate-type = ["cdylib"]
After compiling it, copy the shared library to $HOME/.config/jay/config.so and restart
the compositor. It should then use your configuration file.
Note that you do not have to restart the compositor every time you want to reload your
configuration afterwards. Instead, simply invoke the reload function via a shortcut.
Jay
Jay is a Wayland compositor for Linux with an i3-like tiling layout, Vulkan and OpenGL rendering, multi-GPU support, screen sharing, and more.

Quick Start
~$ cargo install --locked jay-compositor
~$ jay run
See the Jay Book for detailed installation instructions (including dependencies), configuration, features, and more.
The auto-generated Configuration Spec provides an exhaustive reference of every TOML config option.
License
Jay is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Community
Dependencies
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