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> The other 10% can (assuming Wayland is successful) use Xorg... That's not very convincing. Assuming Wayland is successful, Xorg may vanish; that certainly se

by bct 14y ago

> The other 10% can (assuming Wayland is successful) use Xorg... That's not very convincing. Assuming Wayland is successful, Xorg may vanish; that certainly seems to be what a lot of people are hoping.

Symmetry 14y ago
For Xorg to vanish every application that relies on it would have to be ported to Wayland, and I don't see that happening anytime soon.
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- hollerith 14y ago
  if Emacs and either Google Chrome or Firefox get ported to Wayland and Wayland fixes some of the problems with X, then Wayland will have made my life better even if I still need X to run other applications.