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The architecture of Lighthouse

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 * Lighthouse is a Qt port
-* There is a Plugin <span class="caps">API</span> for backends
+* There is a Plugin API for backends
-Lighthouse itself is completely windowsystem agnostic. In contrast to <span class="caps">QWS</span>, it does not even care if it’s running as a single process, or whether there are multiple Lighthouse processes on the system. All Lighthouse knows is that there is a way to create window surfaces. How these surfaces are shown on the display is up to the backend. In a multi-process setting where a client process needs to communicate with a server to show something on the screen, the inter-process communication will be handled by the backend.
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-** [[:Category:Developing Qt::Lighthouse|Lighthouse]]