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> Wayland is nearly vaporware Fedora has been defaulting to Wayland on fresh installs for at least two or three releases and generally it’s working okish. Ther
by Xylakant 7y ago
> Wayland is nearly vaporware
Fedora has been defaulting to Wayland on fresh installs for at least two or three releases and generally it’s working okish. There’s still a lot of software lacking proper wayland support, though.
- tdewitt 7y agoDoes single window screen sharing work yet? Perhaps it's just me but I haven't found an xorg problem in my life that's fixed in wayland but I've had a few problems in wayland that don't exist in xorg. My display needs are rudimentary though, so perhaps I'm not the target audience. Putting wayland aside... is exactly what I've done. I don't need wayland, so I don't use it. With systemd, not only do many of us have problems but we don't really have a choice. I could run my world on Slackware but then I'd be a SPOF (much like systemd) and that's a bad way to build architecture.
- Xylakant 7y agoHaven’t tried screen sharing, but wayland does fix problems. Mixing HiDPI screens and regular screens (think: laptop/desk screen) without having lego-block-sized pixels on at least one of them. Sadly apps without wayland support don’t support that properly yet.