That's right - you're not stating a scientific truth, you're just stating falsehoods. It's pretty much enough to look at how any non-trivial X11 client looks li

That's right - you're not stating a scientific truth, you're just stating falsehoods. It's pretty much enough to look at how any non-trivial X11 client looks like these days to understand the reason for Wayland's existence. Wayland, while not perfect, offers an incredibly clean and extendable design when compared to X11. Whether the whole ecosystem is already in place to move regular users over is another matter (I'm developing a Wayland compositor at work and even I am still using X11 on my workstation), although with this kind of project I guess you just need to face the chicken-and-egg problem at some point to actually move things forward.