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>I have never heard anyone not already a Linux user comment on even one of those as a problem. Those specific words are uttered by Linux users, true. However,
by orangeboats 2y ago
>I have never heard anyone not already a Linux user comment on even one of those as a problem.
Those specific words are uttered by Linux users, true. However, Linux beginners _do_ notice some X11 issues, it's just that very frequently they only know "something" is off but not why they feel so.
From anecdotal experience, touchpad gestures are actually something my friend complained so YMMV. We ended up making a file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ to configure the synaptics driver. Another experience had to do with screen tearing, I helped them fix it by installing a compositor.
- FeepingCreature 2y agoTo be fair, my anecdotal coworker evidence with Wayland has been "the Webex client doesn't work" with the ten-second remedy of showing them how to set their default desktop back to X11.
- orangeboats 2y agoThat only tells us X11 has a first-mover advantage. Wayland supports screencasting too.