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Why? X originally ran on machines far less powerful than even the shittiest automotive head units around today.
by quotemstr 6y ago
Why? X originally ran on machines far less powerful than even the shittiest automotive head units around today.
- stonogo 6y agoBecause the problem isn't with X, it's that all the toolkits people want to use were written basically to use X as a glorified framebuffer. Wayland is a reorienting of the underlying stack to accomodate this. You could absolutely make an automotive stack with something like X and Motif, but nobody in the industry really wants to use those tools.