> Which unfortunately led to more and more problems that were papered over with XShm and drawing on client side, finally leading to Wayland... But that ship ha

> Which unfortunately led to more and more problems that were papered over with XShm and drawing on client side, finally leading to Wayland... But that ship hasn't totally sailed right? It's not as if Wayland was the amazing tech everybody hoped for and jumped to. Wayland is old by now, it's only half a success and many of us are still using Xorg. I'm not saying that in two decades Xorg may not be gone for good but at the moment Wayland and Xorg still coexist.