> Most wayland advocates can't seem to understand the philosopy of "I don't really care about xorg vs wayland, my current xorg-based setup works well enough for

> Most wayland advocates can't seem to understand the philosopy of "I don't really care about xorg vs wayland, my current xorg-based setup works well enough for me, i'll switch when I can be equally productive on wayland". Same rehash the same arguments of Linux vs Windows that people have been having for years. It's turtles all the way down :) It's only less common nowadays around these parts since tux has become far more usable day-to-day in the last decade.