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X11 isn't going anywhere because distros will ship XWayland for a long time to ensure compatibility with existing X11-only applicatin. xorg-server is gone from
by antiloper 11mo ago
X11 isn't going anywhere because distros will ship XWayland for a long time to ensure compatibility with existing X11-only applicatin.
xorg-server is gone from the linux desktop. Gnome and KDE use wayland shells by default, and that's what users get when they download a Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/whatever ISO.
- yjftsjthsd-h 11mo ago> xorg-server is gone from the linux desktop. Gnome and KDE use wayland shells by default, and that's what users get when they download a Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/whatever ISO. Well, no. Stand-alone Xorg is probably declining on the Linux desktop, but "gone" is inaccurate. - Sent from i3