1. Understand Wayland’s Threading Model
2. Initialize Wayland Connection (Main Thread)
3. Spawn a Separate Thread for Event Handling
4. Render in a Separate Thread
5. Synchronize Threads Properly
6. Clean Up Properly

Key Takeaways ✅ Use one dedicated thread for handling Wayland events. ✅ Use another thread for rendering but protect shared resources with mutexes. ✅ Never call wl_display_dispatch() from multiple threads simultaneously. ✅ Properly synchronize access to shared Wayland objects (e.g., buffers, surfaces).Key Takeaways ✅ Use one dedicated thread for handling Wayland events. ✅ Use another thread for rendering but protect shared resources with mutexes. ✅ Never call wl_display_dispatch() from multiple threads simultaneously. ✅ Properly synchronize access to shared Wayland objects (e.g., buffers, surfaces).