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I'm writing this from my Fedora laptop where Wayland works extremely well. I want to say thank you to all the developers behind it! I know that the process of
by ceronman 6y ago
I'm writing this from my Fedora laptop where Wayland works extremely well. I want to say thank you to all the developers behind it!
I know that the process of moving to Wayland has been slow and hard. It is definitely not an easy task. I know it's frustrating when something that used to work does not any more. I know the process is not complete and there are still a few things that might not work well. But for god sake, these people are volunteers. Stop bullying them with angry posts complaining about their work. You likely don't pay a penny for all this great software that you are using. If you think that X is better, just use it, and live with its unfixable issues. If you don't like distros moving to Wayland, contribute the packages to keep using X, maintain X, these guys are offering you the keys! Please stop shitposting about the work of people trying to make things better.
Apple breaks things all the time and they don't get half of the heat. And they charge a lot of money.
- red_trumpet 6y ago> If you think that X is better, just use it, and live with its unfixable issues. Out of curiosity: What are those issues with X? On my day to day use of Xubuntu I don't encounter any problems. What would I gain from switching to Wayland?
- lytedev 6y agoThe main issues for me were HiDPI support and screen tearing (when not running a compositor)
- PurpleFoxy 6y agoWhen you plug your laptop in to a 4K screen it sets the 4K screen at 200% scale and the laptop at 100%. When you move windows over the screen border they switch scale. On X you either have to pick one scale or have windows die and be spawned again on the next screen