id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc
20958	SDL-3.2.26	Bruce Dubbs	zeckma	"New major version.  It's unclear if it is API compatible with SDL2.
I suspect not.

From the release:

Announcing the SDL 3 official release!

SDL 3.0 is finally here!

Here are some of the highlights of what's new in SDL 3.0:

- Extremely good documentation: We've spent a ton of effort writing 
  and revising the API reference.
- Example programs to get you started, running in your web browser!
- More consistent API naming conventions. Everything is named 
  consistently across the API now, instead of different subsystems 
  taking different approaches. Also, we've tended toward more 
  descriptive names for things in SDL3.
- Main Callbacks: optionally run your program from callbacks instead 
  of main().
- GPU API: access to modern 3D rendering and GPU compute in a 
  cross-platform way.
- Dialog API: access to system file dialogs (file and folder selection 
  UI for opening/saving).
- Filesystem API: simple directory management and globbing, access 
  to topic-specific user folders.
- Storage API: Abstract interface to platform-specific storage.
- Camera API: access to webcams.
- Pen API: access to pens (like Wacom tablets and Apple Pencil, etc).
- Logical audio devices: different parts of an app can get their own 
  unique audio device to use.
- Audio streams: handle buffering, converting, resampling, mixing, 
  channel mapping, pitch, and gain. Bind to an audio device and go!
- Default audio devices: SDL3 will automatically manage migrating 
  to new physical hardware as devices are plugged in, ripped out, or 
  changed.
- Properties API: fast, flexible dictionaries of name/value pairs.
- Process API: Spawn child processes and communicate with them in 
  various ways.
- Colorspace support: Surfaces and the renderer, etc, can manage 
  multiple colorspaces.
- The Clipboard API can support any data type (SDL2 only handled 
  text), and apps can provide data in multiple formats upon request 
  in a provided callback.
- Better keyboard input, for all your keypress needs.
- Customizable virtual keyboards on iOS and Android.
- High DPI support is dramatically improved over SDL2.
- App metadata API for letting SDL report things about your app 
  correctly (like in the About dialog on macOS, etc).
- and much, much more.
"	enhancement	closed	normal	13.0	BOOK	git	medium	fixed