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> The fact each application needs to explicitly support Wayland That’s not really the case, basically every framework supports both X and Wayland, out of the b
by kaba0 3y ago
> The fact each application needs to explicitly support Wayland
That’s not really the case, basically every framework supports both X and Wayland, out of the box. It is just sometimes marked as experimental/non-default by some software, e.g. firefox (which is not your average GTK/Qt app).