> It's worked fine for X for decades now, so simply claiming "it's not a solution" is kind of silly. It never worked "fine", it was always a failure from secur

> It's worked fine for X for decades now, so simply claiming "it's not a solution" is kind of silly. It never worked "fine", it was always a failure from security and usability perspective. > I get that people pretend they are afraid some nefarious program is going to scrape their screen, but since I don't use closed source software this just isn't a real worry. You know that apps have security vulnerabilities that can be exploited over the network? Screen grabbing, keyloggers, input injection(you have open root terminal? let's type some commands there). And more.