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LXQt: Wayland FAQ

• AbuAssar 3y ago
  wayland is 15 years old and yet not fully supported in many linux apps, I wonder why...
  • Gualdrapo 3y ago
    It's almost like the developers who do those FOSS apps aren't being paid to do it, and like Wayland hasn't being ready for production for all those 15 years...
  • anotherhue 3y ago
    Structural changes always take longer, there's more code the review, to port and to validate, along with many users who want their experience to remain bug-free. Many projects are starting off 'wayland-native' and they are having an easier time. Once you have users your side-project is a side-job.
  • hulitu 3y ago
    They want to solve the problems of X11 by creating other problems.
• deleted 3y ago
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• yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago
  > Which compositor is used? > Any wlroots-based compositor (including Labwc, Wayfire, Hyprland and Sway) should work, and kwin_wayland works really fine too. Well that's neat. I don't think I've seen any other DE that left that open-ended in Wayland? Although I guess that depends on exactly how you define (wm/compositor) vs Desktop Environment. (Although it does make the prior "But I need global shortcuts!" "You can configure them in the compositor." a little unfortunate)