> I don't think the network thing actually matters; modern Xorg doesn't expose anything to the network by default... It matters from the design and architectur

> I don't think the network thing actually matters; modern Xorg doesn't expose anything to the network by default... It matters from the design and architecture perspective. It's foundational underpinnings we're constructed to support remote terminals. That really hasn't been a usecase for a very long time but the core architecture was built with that in mind and the monolithic nature of the code makes it very hard to change that.