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> where the shift away from X11 means no more remote applications Plus the death of all non-mainstream window managers, it seems. Realistically, I'm not movin
by msla 6y ago
> where the shift away from X11 means no more remote applications
Plus the death of all non-mainstream window managers, it seems.
Realistically, I'm not moving away from X11 if it will create a UI regression for me. This means that unless I can get Window Maker and application forwarding, I'm not moving to Wayland, and I doubt I'm alone in this general feeling, even though other people use different window managers.
- HeadsUpHigh 6y agoDefine mainstream. Most tilling wm we all know have a wayland branch now. Some abandonware will probably be lost but nothing prevents anyone from re-implementing them.
- badsectoracula 6y agoHe already mentioned Window Maker. In any case X11 isn't going anywhere even if Xorg developers decide to abandon ship, others will pick it up and continue. It isn't like Xorg was the first and only server, it already the third or fourth fork from the original server.
- hpfr 6y ago> Plus the death of all non-mainstream window managers, it seems. Thanks to wlroots, many new window manager projects are starting, often inspired directly by particular X window managers: https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/wiki/Projects-which-use-wlroots https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/wiki/Projects-which-use-wl...