This can be good. In paper less fragmentation means bug correction, performance optimization, and others it's centralized with more resources and bigger commun

This can be good. In paper less fragmentation means bug correction, performance optimization, and others it's centralized with more resources and bigger communities. Who knows maybe this was the thing for Wayland to get out of the always-kinda-beta field. I know there are some people who love Unity, and I hope for them a fork community-developed to emerge. It's sad when your software you use daily it's victim of something like this