Your "not unix like" comments ring true, and similar ones have been brought up with systemd. My "I don't care how we get the use cases done" point of view appl

Your "not unix like" comments ring true, and similar ones have been brought up with systemd. My "I don't care how we get the use cases done" point of view applies to systems just as it does wayland. I don't care so much, so long as we preserve how robust UNIX is. Now to be fair, I think doing that gets a lot harder as these kinds of efforts continue, but the door is open. May end up in a good place. Personally, I wish all the current Wayland users and devs would experience an SGI X environment. Great experience. If, at the end of the day, stuff ends up working that good, few will complain.