> How does that have anything to do with disabilities? Honest, it sounds like a form of fancy customisation and I don't doubt Wayland may not support it, but th

> How does that have anything to do with disabilities? Honest, it sounds like a form of fancy customisation and I don't doubt Wayland may not support it, but that's not why accessibility is a thing. Only on the internet would someone discuss a change they've made due to a disability, only to have someone else say challenge them on it and imply that they're bullshitting.