Core wayland protocol

 - We need rotation information in the output (multiples of 90
   degrees) and we'll need a way for a client to communicate that it
   has rendered its buffer according to the output rotation.  The
   goal is to be able to pageflip directly to the client buffer, and
   for that we need the client to render accordingly and the
   compositor needs to know that it did.

 - Atomicity.  Currently a lot of the atomicity in Wayland relies on
   how we batch up all requests in a protocol buffer and only flushes
   in the "blockhandler" in the client.  Consensus was that we need
   something more reliable and explicit.  The suggestion is that we
   make surface.attach a synchronization point such that everything
   before that is batched and applied atomically when the
   surface.attach request comes in.  For cases where we need atomicity
   beyond a surface.attach, we can add an atomic grouping mechanism,
   that can group together multiple surface.attach requests into a
   bigger atomic change.  To be researched a bit.

 - Maybe try to make remote wayland actually happen, to see if there
   is something in the protocol/architecute that makes it harder than
   it should be.

 - Add timestamp to touch_cancel, add touch id to touch_cancel (?)

 - The output protocol needs to send all the ugly timing details for the modes.

ICCCM

 - mime-type guidelines for data_source (ie, both dnd and selection):
   recommended types for text or images, types that a clipboard
   manager must support, mime-types must be listed in preferred order

 - we need a "no kb focus please" mechanism.  Or should this be
   implicit in a specific surface type?

EWMH

 - configure should provide dx_left, dx_right, dy_top, dy_bottom, or
   dx, dy, width and height.

 - move to workspace, keep on top, on all workspaces, minimize etc
   requests for implementing client side window menu? or just make a
   "show window menu" request to let the compositor display and manage
   a popup window?

 - window move and resize functionality for kb and touch.

 - Protocol for specifying title bar rectangle (for moving
   unresponsive apps).  Rectangle for close button, so we can popup
   force-close dialog if application doesn't respond to ping event
   when user clicks there.  We could use the region mechanism here
   too.

 - popup placement protocol logic.

 - subsurface mechanism.  we need this for cases where we would use an
   X subwindow for gl or video other different visual type.

EGL/gbm

 - Don't wl_display_iterate in eglSwapBuffer, send an eventfd fd?

 - Land Robert Braggs EGL extensions: frame age, swap with damage

 - Make it possible to share buffers from compositor to clients.
   Tricky part here is how to indicate to EGL on the server side that
   it should make an EGLImage available to a client.  We'll need a
   "create a wl_buffer for this EGLImage for this client" kind of
   entry point.

 - Protocol for arbitrating access to scanout buffers (physically
   contiguous memory).  When a client goes fullscreen (or ideally as
   the compositor starts the animation that will make it fullscreen)
   we send a "give up your scanout buffer" to the current fullscreen
   client (if any) and when the client acks that we send a "try to
   allocate a scanout buffer now" event to the fullscreen-to-be
   client.

Misc

 - glyph cache

    - Needs a mechanism to pass buffers to client.

      buffer = drm.create_buffer(); /* buffer with stuff in it */

      cache.upload(buffer, x, y, width, height, int hash)

      drm.buffer: id, name, stride etc /* event to announce cache buffer */

      cache.image: hash, buffer, x, y, stride /* event to announce
					      * location in cache */

      cache.reject: hash   /* no upload for you! */

      cache.retire: buffer /* cache has stopped using buffer, please
			    * reupload whatever you had in that buffer */

 - A "please suspend" event from the compositor, to indicate to an
   application that it's no longer visible/active.  Or maybe discard
   buffer, as in "wayland discarded your buffer, it's no longer
   visible, you can stop updating it now.", reattach, as in "oh hey,
   I'm about to show your buffer that I threw away, what was it
   again?".  for wayland system compositor vt switcing, for example,
   to be able to throw away the surfaces in the session we're
   switching away from.  for minimized windows that we don't want live
   thumb nails for. etc.

Clients and ports

 - port gtk+

    - draw window decorations in gtkwindow.c

    - Details about pointer grabs. wayland doesn't have active grabs,
      menus will behave subtly different.  Under X, clicking a menu
      open grabs the pointer and clicking outside the window pops down
      the menu and swallows the click.  without active grabs we can't
      swallow the click.  I'm sure there much more...

    - dnd, copy-paste

 - Investigate DirectFB on Wayland (or is that Wayland on DirectFB?)

 - SDL port, bnf has work in progress here:
   http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~bnf/sdl-wayland/

 - libva + eglimage + kms integration


Ideas

 - A wayland settings protocol to tell clients about themes (icons,
   cursors, widget themes), fonts details (family, hinting
   preferences) etc.  Just send all settings at connect time, send
   updates when a setting change.  Getting a little close to gconf
   here, but could be pretty simple:

     interface "settings":
       event int_value(string name, int value)
       event string_value(string name, string value)

   but maybe it's better to just require that clients get that from
   somewhere else (gconf/dbus).


Crazy ideas

 - AF_WAYLAND - A new socket type.  Eliminate compositor context
   switch by making kernel understand enough of wayland that it can
   forward input events as wayland events and do page flipping in
   response to surface_attach requests:

    - ioctl(wayland_fd, "surface_attach to object 5 should do a kms page
			 flip on ctrc 2");

    - what about multiple crtcs? what about frame event for other
      clients?

    - forward these input devices to the client

    - "scancode 124 pressed or released with scan codes 18,22 and 30
       held down gives control back to userspace wayland.

    - what about maintaining cursor position? what about pointer
      acceleration?  maybe this only works in "client cursor mode",
      where wayland hides the cursor and only sends relative events?
      Solves the composited cursor problem.  How does X show its
      cursor then?

    - Probably not worth it.