> Err. What? I don't want Wayland. I want Xorg. But thanks for your comment. The glove is on the ground, Xorg is getting abandoned, anyone who needs Xorg in th

> Err. What? I don't want Wayland. I want Xorg. But thanks for your comment. The glove is on the ground, Xorg is getting abandoned, anyone who needs Xorg in their life can take up the mantel and continue developing and maintaining it. I for one prefer Wayland since it has an architecture that allows for security (not that the protocol enforces security by default).