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Regarding your post scriptum, It is clear to me as a FreeBSD user that Wayland is primarily developed first hand for Linux. To me, Wayland looks like a threat
by Gud 3y ago
Regarding your post scriptum,
It is clear to me as a FreeBSD user that Wayland is primarily developed first hand for Linux.
To me, Wayland looks like a threat rather than something I should embrace.
I remember when it was a given that free software was developed to support a wide eco system. What happened?
“There is even one for macos” XD
- jchw 3y agoI disagree, though. Wayland itself is definitely not meant to be a threat to BSD. There are some anti-patterns in the Wayland ecosystem that lead to arguably unnecessary dependency on things like DBus, but Wayland itself doesn't actually need much and you should find that SwayWM works fine on FreeBSD. However, the graphics stack and drivers for BSDs are a little bit behind, which is arguably a bigger threat.