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I can understand switching distros to have a different init system, since doing it manually would be impractical, but you can easily avoid Wayland in any distro
by d_tr 3y ago
I can understand switching distros to have a different init system, since doing it manually would be impractical, but you can easily avoid Wayland in any distro... What does Slackware have to do with it?
- ttctciyf 3y agoIt's become increasingly difficult to avoid systemd, making Slackware one of the few remaining reasonable options for that. My comment is (half-seriously) imagining that in the future Wayland will attain a similar dominance, in which case Slackware is likely to be one of the leaders of the resistance!