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I've heard people say this and I don't understand the "terrible." What do they mean by that? In my experience, "terrible" is provably false, in that in my work
by jrm4 4y ago
I've heard people say this and I don't understand the "terrible." What do they mean by that? In my experience, "terrible" is provably false, in that in my work I work with lots of differently skilled people using Linux for lots of different things. And I encounter ALL KINDS of Linux headaches, and exactly zero of them have ever been with X.
- dralley 4y agoI'm talking about maintaining Xorg, not using it. The people maintaining Xorg didn't want to do it anymore, and built Wayland. Very, very people wanted to step in and keep Xorg going.