> That aside it gives similar vibes to systemd In that it solves a hard problem well? > not a fan of these userland utilities/systems that just throw everythi

> That aside it gives similar vibes to systemd In that it solves a hard problem well? > not a fan of these userland utilities/systems that just throw everything into the kitchen sink So I guess you dislike Xorg, then, and prefer the much more “do one thing well” approach of Wayland? Wayland is a tiny protocol only, that builds on kernel APIs to manage buffers instead of reimplementing it in userspace and it’s implementations are much more easier to reason about than the truly monolithic XOrg - which included everything from printing to whatnot.