Just because it's been 15 years and it hasn't reached 100% adoption/parity doesn't mean it's not a success. The feeling around it when it started was that it's

Just because it's been 15 years and it hasn't reached 100% adoption/parity doesn't mean it's not a success. The feeling around it when it started was that it's going to many many years for it to reach that and I'd say it's en route. I don't understand the criticism Wayland gets. If you don't like it just don't use it. X.org is fine. Wait for it to get the features/quality you expect. Wayland people _are_ the X.org people. You can't force them to continue developing a technology they don't believe it and not moving forward.