I'm not sure if this completely answers your question but ... Ordinarily QT will automatically render decorations inside an application's Wayland window, but if the QT_WAYLAND_DISABLE_WINDOWDECORATION environment…
AFAIK it's unchanged. The Wayland spec doesn't really concern itself with decorations. It's up to the apps and compositor to figure it out. QT allows decorations to be disabled and so works well with a tiling…
I was a little disappointed to find out it's based on the C WLC library rather than being a full Rust implementation.
I'm not sure if this completely answers your question but ... Ordinarily QT will automatically render decorations inside an application's Wayland window, but if the QT_WAYLAND_DISABLE_WINDOWDECORATION environment…
AFAIK it's unchanged. The Wayland spec doesn't really concern itself with decorations. It's up to the apps and compositor to figure it out. QT allows decorations to be disabled and so works well with a tiling…
I was a little disappointed to find out it's based on the C WLC library rather than being a full Rust implementation.