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I genuinely don't understand why many Wayland proponents are so eager to destroy the experience of millions of Linux users who currently depend on Xorg. It's ve

by pera 3y ago

I genuinely don't understand why many Wayland proponents are so eager to destroy the experience of millions of Linux users who currently depend on Xorg. It's very selfish and also decremental for the popularity of Wayland as it creates unnecessary conflict.

jmclnx 3y ago
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- 127361 3y ago
  Mozilla took away native ALSA support and forced everyone to use PulseAudio, fortunately there are emulation libraries you can install to work around that.
asystole 3y ago
The "millions" of people (doubt) who depend on Xorg are free to keep using it. That's the beauty of open systems, isn't it?
- pera 3y ago
  It would be difficult if distros stop including an Xorg package, which is what many Wayland proponents are pushing for.
  - arghwhat 3y ago
    Unless maintainers step up, it is irresponsible to ship a decaying Xorg and it is unreasonable to require others to voluntarily take on that burden.