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I see major difference in there: both systemd and pulseaudio do things differently but in fact do not break any existing usecases. For both these "modern" solut
by dfox 6y ago
I see major difference in there: both systemd and pulseaudio do things differently but in fact do not break any existing usecases. For both these "modern" solutions all the super niche things that get broken are still possible. While Wayland outright does not provide solutions for things that are decidedly non-niche.
- izacus 6y agoPulseAudio certanly broke a lot of existing use-cases. But it also brought some very clear advantages. Same with Wayland - it's a way to drag Linux desktop into a world where mixed DPI displays exist and where HW acceleration of desktop is a norm. That seems to be signifiantly more useful in 2020 where most displays need some kind of scaling.