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Rather the opposite. Wayland is a far more opaque abstraction layer than X11. Also the "robustness" is achieved with KDE/Qt specific protocols and as such has

by sprash 3y ago

Rather the opposite. Wayland is a far more opaque abstraction layer than X11. Also the "robustness" is achieved with KDE/Qt specific protocols and as such has nothing to do with Wayland. Similar functionality could be achieved with X11.

akvadrako 3y ago
X11 can't do this because memory allocations happen in the X server.
- sprash 3y ago
  DRI3 clients allocate themselves their render buffers. Hence perfectly possible with X11.