> Wayland never fails to impress me with how much stuff has still been left out That's the problem when you replace a desktop system with something which has b

> Wayland never fails to impress me with how much stuff has still been left out That's the problem when you replace a desktop system with something which has been designed for the embedded use case, Wayland's proponent always boasted that there had much less line of codes, but of course they had much less features too..