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Wayland remains very immature, and it still has significant shortcomings in hardware support. It's a beta-level technology at best, while Xorg has 20 years of s
by JonAtkinson 6y ago
Wayland remains very immature, and it still has significant shortcomings in hardware support. It's a beta-level technology at best, while Xorg has 20 years of stability behind it. It isn't responsible to suggest it as an alternative.
- RMPR 6y ago> Wayland remains very immature Many people (me included) use Wayland as a daily driver, so I guess it's mature enough to be used, and I don't even use a DE with all the convenience, I use Sway, coming from i3, and everything I used is working fine, either with an alternative, or relying on XWayland. >it still has significant shortcomings in hardware support Apart from Nvidia (which is not that great with Xorg either) I don't know what you're referring to. > It isn't responsible to suggest it as an alternative Some mainstream distributions (e.g. Fedora) have defaulted to Wayland, are you calling the maintainers irresponsible?