>So just... shut up with the irrelevant bullshit and use Wayland There are still, to this day, tons of features which end consumers rely on that are still unsu

>So just... shut up with the irrelevant bullshit and use Wayland There are still, to this day, tons of features which end consumers rely on that are still unsupported out of the box with wayland. If you're writing a replacement for x, it had damned well better have feature parity with x. Saying 'shut up and switch' is not an argument for switching. Also, this sort of attitude is precisely why linux never took off on the desktop. Such arrogance.