Yeah, that’s fine that’s what you use. I don’t have a pig in this fight. But I’m using Wayland because that’s what Fedora has adopted for a good while now. I do have to say, it’s been a seamless transition. Everything just works. My dual monitor setup, running Kinonite, has never been so easy and trouble free as it is with Wayland. The single monitor box I have with a low power mini desktop with 8Gbit of shared memory, runs Wayland without a hitch.
The thing is, everything has its time under the sun. Whether its X11 or you and me. The guy that has been maintaining X11 doesn’t want to do it anymore. And it appears no one else wants to do it either. So X11 will fade away and Wayland will have it’s time now. And someday Wayland will also be replaced. And people will mourn it’s passing just like X11.
Still waiting for XFCE‘s Wayland support. Until then Plasma it is
Booooo Wayland
Get over it. We all have to.
x11 still running strong on my machine
Yeah, that’s fine that’s what you use. I don’t have a pig in this fight. But I’m using Wayland because that’s what Fedora has adopted for a good while now. I do have to say, it’s been a seamless transition. Everything just works. My dual monitor setup, running Kinonite, has never been so easy and trouble free as it is with Wayland. The single monitor box I have with a low power mini desktop with 8Gbit of shared memory, runs Wayland without a hitch.
The thing is, everything has its time under the sun. Whether its X11 or you and me. The guy that has been maintaining X11 doesn’t want to do it anymore. And it appears no one else wants to do it either. So X11 will fade away and Wayland will have it’s time now. And someday Wayland will also be replaced. And people will mourn it’s passing just like X11.
I miss being on XFCE, I’ll be so quick to go back when their wayland transition is done