There have been several developments in the past decade or so that center on the philosophy of "make it the client's problem" (hello, Wayland) which has simulta

There have been several developments in the past decade or so that center on the philosophy of "make it the client's problem" (hello, Wayland) which has simultaneously led to much more robust and maintainable centralized systems with much more fragmented and unpredictable peripheral clients. I'm still not sure whether I regret this or not.