> ~100% of developer effort in the Linux graphical stack is going towards Wayland. If this is true it's a testament to how poorly designed Wayland must be - fo

> ~100% of developer effort in the Linux graphical stack is going towards Wayland. If this is true it's a testament to how poorly designed Wayland must be - for it to have such comprehensive support & still be as limited as it is today is quite the achievement. > Shutting up and using Wayland is the sensible thing to do. Sadly, you're probably right here. The network effect has indeed shifted toward Wayland - I'm putting up & shutting up with it in my current system; I should probably switch back to Xorg given how bad it is, but knowing I'll likely be going back to Wayland eventually the effort of two migrations seems futile.