I think you misunderstood me. The people I had in mind were those maintaining code that writes its own windows (toolkits, libraries like SDL2, plenty of games r

I think you misunderstood me. The people I had in mind were those maintaining code that writes its own windows (toolkits, libraries like SDL2, plenty of games rolling their own and applications like Steam). And I mentioned it plenty of times: But I like the idea behind Wayland, and think it's a great thing that the display system is finally getting rearchitected and rewritten. My problem isn't "I no longer have X", my problem was the attitude of "Wayland doesn't have to care about non-average users when replacing X" which I was previously responding to.