> I appreciate that the average HN poster, and to a lesser extent the average Linux user, does not do this - but many, many Windows users do. In order to actual

> I appreciate that the average HN poster, and to a lesser extent the average Linux user, does not do this - but many, many Windows users do. In order to actually break into a mass desktop market, there has to be consideration of the ways people who do not currently use Linux behave. Restricting Wayland feature makes sense if other permission is also restricted like Android. But it's a Linux Desktop that can easily run/install anything with `sudo`. Wayland should support advanced features.