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I use i3 (with X11), and the last time I messed around with my graphical config was when I installed the system 18 months ago. Haven't had any issues even clos
by ColanR 7y ago
I use i3 (with X11), and the last time I messed around with my graphical config was when I installed the system 18 months ago. Haven't had any issues even close to what you're describing, much less the screen tearing that I have never seen in my last 10 years of linux.
- frio 7y agoLike I said, getting started took some elbow grease, but as a daily driver on my personal and professional machines, Sway's never once crashed or behaved poorly. I no longer need to tinker with it or worry about it; hence, I believe that for the collection of people willing to hammer at something a bit when they first pick it up, Wayland's in an OK space.
- ColanR 7y agoYou described several crashes and a number of bugs, above, which is what I was responding to. Even from your generous assessment of Wayland/Sway, it seems like my X11/i3 system is more robust and stable.