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I mean, every day you don't get around to switching just makes switching easier, as Wayland will (presumably) get better over time, so until X actively isn't me
by saurik 2y ago
I mean, every day you don't get around to switching just makes switching easier, as Wayland will (presumably) get better over time, so until X actively isn't meeting your needs anymore (which is unlikely to happen randomly either: it will correlate with something you have some control over the timing of) there isn't much reason to worry about even considering a switch.
- djvuvtgcuehb 2y agoThis me. Why switch? X works just fine for me. I don't want to learn Wayland or any of its quirks until I have to. I've already seen how lacking it is in terms of input control. I'm sure it's better since I looked a few years ago, but really who cares. Until I have to switch, why would I?
- hulitu 2y ago> as Wayland will (presumably) get better over time That's what they say all the time. At the moment it seems it has yet to be close to X while bringing nothing new.