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Things are moving to wayland, but x11 is never going to go completely away. Xwayland provides an xserver that can be used within wayland. Some of the things yo

Things are moving to wayland, but x11 is never going to go completely away. Xwayland provides an xserver that can be used within wayland. Some of the things you listed as problems would be problems anyways in wayland, because they have to do with the fact that wayland doesn't, for example, give unrestricted access to every single program's image buffer from any program (for good reason).

account42 5y ago
> for good reason For reasons that do not apply to all use cases like local applications that already have full access to ~/.
- stormbrew 5y ago
  I don't really agree. There's a lot of information on my screen at any given moment that's not usefully represented on disk.