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Do they even have time to properly support Wayland? It is also fundamentally broken, just in different ways. It is the usual FOSS problem of mobody really being
by incrudible 3y ago
Do they even have time to properly support Wayland? It is also fundamentally broken, just in different ways. It is the usual FOSS problem of mobody really being responsible for anything, and nobody owing anyone anything to boot. Add to that the unnecessary complications of making it a protocol from the beginning, instead of deriving a protocol from a succesful piece of software.
- nine_k 3y agoIt's a non-commercial open-source effort. In it, there are no "they" (as in say SQLite), there are only "us".