I agree with you, but I think this limitation is for much simpler reasons, like "the contributor only knew how to make this feature in Linux, and only in Wayland". cross compatibility for stuff a base as color grading can be a thorny issue.
If nothing else, it's better to have some implementation to reference for future platforms than none.
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I agree with you, but I think this limitation is for much simpler reasons, like "the contributor only knew how to make this feature in Linux, and only in Wayland". cross compatibility for stuff a base as color grading can be a thorny issue.
If nothing else, it's better to have some implementation to reference for future platforms than none.
We've all seen too many plugins become version specific or indeterminately broken
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFZUB1eJb34
Someone needs to write a Blender color calibration solution next vacation =3