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systemd has been the default init system for most distro's for quite a while now. Gnome is just one of the many desktop environments (and I wouldn't want to tou
by sspiff 11y ago
systemd has been the default init system for most distro's for quite a while now. Gnome is just one of the many desktop environments (and I wouldn't want to touch it with a ten foot pole). Wayland is nice though, and it's nice to see it reach the level of maturity to become the default display server on a popular distribution.
- vegabook 11y agoTwo questions: a) does using Wayland in Fedora 23 offer the ability to scale the UI across different DPI monitors in a consistent way in Fedora 23? And b) am I going to get significant problems with Wayland on applications such as VirtualBox (running Windows inside it), terminal emulators Tmux, etc, and of course, browsers (Firefox?)? Ie is it usable without too much compromise?
- sandGorgon 11y agonot right now. I think multi-monitor support is broken right now. In fact, FYI - the version of X in F23 is bleeding edge and does not supporting binary nvidia drivers (yet)