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I agree that Xorg has issues, I disagree that Wayland was the best solution. Creating a protocol that specifies a subset of the features and then taking mroe th
by simion314 6y ago
I agree that Xorg has issues, I disagree that Wayland was the best solution. Creating a protocol that specifies a subset of the features and then taking mroe then 10 years to get decent implementations for the subsets and then still having no unique answer on how to do global keyboard shortcuts and that pathetic delay until we got some kind of screenshot and screen recording solution...
If RH were actually competent would have had a roadmap and Xorg would be replaced with some Wayland implementation only when all X featues are ready. Until then RH can label it as Beta.
I don't like how you propose this unfinished stuff is pushed on users so maybe someone would get frustrated enough and make RH job, like WTF RH has tons of money, they could fins competent people to implement the missing stuff 10 years ago, and while at it they could have fucking fixed GTK or maybe buy Qt and the dev team .