Probably. It might have been a good call in that regard; as with everything, there are compromises. With a hindsight, the remote desktop/screen sharing solutio

Probably. It might have been a good call in that regard; as with everything, there are compromises. With a hindsight, the remote desktop/screen sharing solutions caught up faster (except the closed source ones - they have no motivation when ubuntu works, so why bother) than figuring out how to handle several displays with different dpis under X11 so that legacy apps not using modern Gtk/Qt work.