I have a bit of free time that I can invest here, but I don't want to waste it. [@jhol](https://gitlab.winehq.org/jhol)
"Xorg errors using CEF applications, meaning any CEF window crashes the associated thread via xorg"
* If this is a direct result of the patch, could you please provide more specific debugging details? (e.g., what you are testing or providing the Xorg crash log/backtrace). * This might be related to CEF's strict GLX/EGL context requirements mismatching with the dynamic X11 ARGB visual upgrade. @rbernon Please clarify the best approach target for this implementation.: * "This sounds interesting but it's a large amount of change and the direction we should take for proper and future-proof DWM support is unclear" * This issue has been dormant for over 5+ years. This patchset is a 'somewhat' decent blueprint to at least lay a foundation. The original RFC was intended as a proof-of-concept for `wine-staging` or hand over to more experienced developers. * "It doesn't seem reliable to use the host compositors features as they might not be flexible enough to match Windows requirement, and we might prefer doing the composition ourselves instead." * In the case of this particular research/testing, the issue was more to do with matching Linux's X11/Wayland requirements while adapting to window's ones. Yes windows requirements where clear, but Linux's were difficult. X11 is easier to adapt, Wayland is much more difficult to fool. The host compositors features were the only reliable workaround given the lack of native support. Wayland poses a more challenging circumstance, since the security architectures are much stricter. * "and we might prefer doing the composition ourselves instead." * the timeline of such a feature is unclear as evidenced by lack of any action whatsoever in the past, and very likely any action in near future as other features are a priority. * can we at least envision wine-staging revision/acceptance of this patch to allow for alpha-beta testing by the public. -- https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/10180#note_141450