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The issue is Wayland accessibility vs X11. How is this any different on a BSD?
by azinman2 3y ago
The issue is Wayland accessibility vs X11. How is this any different on a BSD?
- JohnFen 3y agoMost BSDs have not adopted Wayland and, at least for now, most have said they don't intend to adopt Wayland. I'm planning on moving all of my machines from Linux to BSD in part because of this, and in part because of SystemD.
- johnny22 3y agoWhere'd you get that idea. Wayland is part of the freebsd handbook. There's even a page on xenocera about how to use sway on openbsd and what issues are left to make it work fully. Wayland compositors will end up working fine on openbsd. That obviously doesn't cover all the bsds yet though, but it will get there.
- JohnFen 3y agoI guess my information is out of date. That's very disappointing news indeed.