I stopped reading at the suggestion that ydotool "provides xdotool functionality in a more generic way". Seems like author uses "x11 apologist" epithet just for

I stopped reading at the suggestion that ydotool "provides xdotool functionality in a more generic way". Seems like author uses "x11 apologist" epithet just for the sake of catchy article title without recognizing any areas where wayland lacks basic functionality.