> If I simply plug and unplug my laptop from the dock, my windows wind up randomly scattered between both laptop and monitor. Is that considered "works"? 1) th

> If I simply plug and unplug my laptop from the dock, my windows wind up randomly scattered between both laptop and monitor. Is that considered "works"? 1) that doesn't happen on my compositor 2) You can solve that yourself or pay someone to solve it for you. Unless you have a contract, you are not entitled to anyone elses time. > The fundamental problem is that Wayland CAN NOT be fixed. The underlying design architecture is simply not correct for modern hardware and its abstractions. I simply don't care. It works for me, better than anything else I've tried on any operating system. The fact that you disagree with Wayland abstractions has no impact on my real world use. > [...] Both of those toolkits are 20+ years old and desperately need to be redone from the ground up. Great idea, looking forward to your (contractors?) repo :-)