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You can't even open application windows on Wayland without a protocol extension. The core Wayland protocol doesn't do these things by design, but that doesn't
by Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
You can't even open application windows on Wayland without a protocol extension.
The core Wayland protocol doesn't do these things by design, but that doesn't mean end-users can't do them on Wayland compositors which support these use cases in the places that they're designed to be supported.
- de9xvnh7 8y agoThe end user doesn't care about protocols or compositors. The end user wants a system that can replace Xorg and do the same or even a better job. And, as of today, Wayland fails miserably at that.
- ddevault 8y ago>The end user doesn't care about protocols or compositors Which is why they shouldn't care that the core Wayland protocol doesn't implement it. These use cases WORK!