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> it also creates some new issues (screen sharing, hot key apps, etc), but they're being actively worked on and are very close to being completely solved. I sw
by debugnik 3y ago
> it also creates some new issues (screen sharing, hot key apps, etc), but they're being actively worked on and are very close to being completely solved.
I swear I've been reading this for a decade.
- vetinari 3y agoScreen sharing has been solved for years. Just some apps didn't bother with updating.
- kiwijamo 3y agoTo offer the opposite viewpoint, I swear I've been reading for decades that X11 would fix old issues. My last experience of X11 (less than a decade ago) had me using vi to edit a configuration file to add a line of text to enable some sort of magical feature to stop screen tearing. I've been using BSD/Linux since the late '90's and this issue has persisted for over 25 years. Wayland meanwhile actually has 99.9% of what you need working today not 25 years from now. There's some bits and pieces already progressing well and likely to be fixed in the next few weeks/months/years and not 25 years in the future. Very different situation to X11, IMHO.