>> Suggesting that these people change to a Linux environment with Wayland support is a non-starter; they are presumably using their current environment for goo

>> Suggesting that these people change to a Linux environment with Wayland support is a non-starter; they are presumably using their current environment for good reasons >That’s a hell of an assumption How.. I don't get how you find this a contentious idea. The context of your quote: "People on Unix environments that don't have Wayland support. They have to use X or not have a graphical experience." You're stating that assuming that people "presumably" are using "BSD, and not Linux" for "good reasons" is a wrong thing to assume? Or some other Unix? I don't see how it could be any other way? Would someone use any Unix, be unaware of Linux, and decide NOT to use Linux without a good reason? Any reason that causes them to prefer their Unix of choice, is a good reason! Did you mean something else?