Hello.

On 28/10/16 04:28, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
>
> 3. xcb was a valiant effort, but it is not even 1:1 feature for feature up to
> date with xlib. it's off by default because of this and we need xlib for gl
> anyway. we cant dump xlib. it's just a lot of code in our tree that we likely
> could remove to clear out some "cruft". not to say work on xcb has been bad.
> it's been good. it's a very very large amount of useful code but it just has
> never proven to be any real big gains and lack of full featured implementation
> (it's 98% there) means it kind of isn't useful. so how about we drop it to
> simplify?

It would reduce code size, code complexity, maintenance, build 
configurations, etc. Removing it gets a thumbs up from me. :)

I was thinking about it before but did not ant to stomp on Devilhorns 
feet as he was still actively maintaining it. It is also a bit unclear 
to me if there are real world users out there. I would have hoped they 
would have replied by now. Maybe give them another week before the removal.

regards
Stefan Schmidt

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