> The problem is all the heckling for everyone to switch to Wayland No one’s making you switch and Xorg is as open as it ever was. X is dying, slowly, that’s j

> The problem is all the heckling for everyone to switch to Wayland No one’s making you switch and Xorg is as open as it ever was. X is dying, slowly, that’s just a simple fact of the universe. > Plenty of WM makers have just straight-up said they won't ever port their WM to Wayland There are plenty of up and coming WM makers willing to produce suitable stacking and tiling WM/compositors. Active projects exist today. > You mean like how X clients can read keyboard inputs? No.. how every X client has global access to all of the X state of every client and how the only response to this are extensions that no one really uses for well established reasons. > you need to sandbox every app anyway - at which point your sandbox should just interdict the X interface. ??