That article told me nothing useful. Honestly it seems like a clone of docker selling the slight advantage of root less. Which docker already does. I don't u

That article told me nothing useful. Honestly it seems like a clone of docker selling the slight advantage of root less. Which docker already does. I don't understand why I should care that it's a Daemon. In fact that blog post says that they won't go into why it's bad. Just that they do things different. In fact it seems like it's a "Not invented here" implementation from Red Hat. Searching Hacker news there's not many posts on it. Seems like it'd be as silly as using Mir to run this in production. Also on my doubling down, I misquoted you saying they're doubling down on X11. There doesn't seem to be any evidence of this. I wasted time googling it and it looks like they decided not to use Wayland by default in 20.04 because of certain bugs they didn't deep acceptable. But it comes with Wayland out of the box, and you select it on the login screen.