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My understanding is that most of those issues stem from Xorg's core design not really being compatible with modern hardware and the only way to fix it requires
by RunningDroid 1y ago
My understanding is that most of those issues stem from Xorg's core design not really being compatible with modern hardware and the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients.
- os2warpman 1y ago> not really being compatible with modern hardware Yes. That's correct. You are correct. It is no longer fit for purpose and hasn't been for a long time. But inertia. > the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients Do it. Rip the OpenVMS, SVR4, and HP/UX roots out of the ground and throw them in the trash, next to telnet and SysV filesystem support in the kernel.
- orangeboats 1y ago>> the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients > >Do it. You get Wayland that way. (Wayland actually started out as X12)