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> Distros are not dropping Xwayland, just say "run our app trough xwayland". Yes, just saying "Wayland is only supported through XWayland" is usually a really
by yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
> Distros are not dropping Xwayland, just say "run our app trough xwayland".
Yes, just saying "Wayland is only supported through XWayland" is usually a really easy solution that does in fact just work.
> X11 on its own is dead, and things like KDE do very little development on their X11 version.
Eeeeh... I think calling X "dead" is hyperbolic. It is less actively developed, and GNOME and KDE are migrating away from it. But it still works approximately as well as it ever has, and pretty much anything except GNOME and KDE is quite likely to continue working for the foreseeable future.
- Sent from my laptop running Xorg
- const_cast 1y agoX11 works as well as it ever did, but it's so stagnated that that doesn't mean a whole lot. I run new hardware, and I tried X. It's bad. HDR? No. Fractional scaling? Looks awful. Splitting, tearing, and artifacts? Believe it or not, still a problem on X. There's a film of jankiness that permeates X that I just don't get on Wayland. Animations don't drop frames. Things happen when they should. My text actually looks crisp. On Linux!
- yjftsjthsd-h 1y agoI dunno, I'd say it goes both ways. I'm still on X because last time I tried Wayland still had weird janky corners that I kept hitting. Granted, yes, X also has problems, so I'm stuck in an awkward intermediate spot.