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Imho XWayland is "too good". There's little incentive for software like Chrome to port over to Wayland if it runs on it seamlessly via a compatibility layer.
by PlutoIsAPlanet 7y ago
Imho XWayland is "too good". There's little incentive for software like Chrome to port over to Wayland if it runs on it seamlessly via a compatibility layer.
- the-rc 7y agoNitpick: Chrome, or at least ChromeOS, already uses Wayland, in order to run Android and Linux apps.