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They're not disabling support for X. Just enabling support for Wayland. It will still work exactly as it did before if you aren't using Wayland.
by gavinsyancey 3y ago
They're not disabling support for X. Just enabling support for Wayland. It will still work exactly as it did before if you aren't using Wayland.
- JohnFen 3y agoThe code looks like they're just checking for the presence of GTK 3.24.30 to make that determination, that's why I was asking. But perhaps that version of the GTK doesn't support X itself, so that's an acceptable proxy? Or perhaps that's not the real check, and it exists elsewhere?
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- johnny22 3y agoit can't be the only check that's for sure. They aren't gonna break x11 users yet.