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As a user, why would I want to switch to Wayland in the first place? Years ago I remember dreading firing up XFree86 on a machine with only 4MB, opting to use
by cout 6y ago
As a user, why would I want to switch to Wayland in the first place?
Years ago I remember dreading firing up XFree86 on a machine with only 4MB, opting to use svgalib apps instead. But I've been using XFree86/Xorg for two decades now. I like new technology (I love my Toyota hybrid, for example, even though it lacks a clutch pedal). What tangible benefit does Wayland offer me?
- CraftThatBlock 6y ago- Better DPI scaling, especially with multiple screens at multiple DPI - Reduced tearing - Simpler architecture, better security In theory, Wayland does provide few user-facing change (I think)