Arch Linux replaced their SDL2 package with sdl2-compat and we got lots of great feedback!
This is a quick update with the following improvements:
- Fixed a black screen in some applications, including Source 1 games
- Fixed loud garbled audio in some applications, including Source 1 games and DOSBox
- Fixed audio crackling and potential related crashing in some applications, including vkQuake
- Fixed opening the main window in ffplay
- Fixed fullscreen window size when running some games like Meat Boy on Wayland with fractional scaling enabled
- Fixed keyboard input in Super Meat Boy
- Fixed mouse motion while the mouse is grabbed
- Fixed a crash in AntimicroX
- Fixed building applications that expect SDL to provide standard C headers
- Added support for the original Torchlight on Linux, which shipped using a pre-release SDL 2.0 library
If you were running into problems with sdl2-compat, please update to this release along with SDL 3.2.2 and let us know if you’re still having issues: