I'm conflicted. On one hand, I hate this guys politics (despite agreeing that projects should be based on merit) and from what I've heard of Xlibre I'm not supe

I'm conflicted. On one hand, I hate this guys politics (despite agreeing that projects should be based on merit) and from what I've heard of Xlibre I'm not super impressed by the code quality. On the other, I think X11 deserves to stick around as it is an objectively superior display technology that has been used since the 80s for a reason, despite its issues. Yes, the security is terrible by default. I also somewhat agree with killing x.org as from what I've heard the codebase is a mess. If I had all the time (and money) in the world I would either make my own X11 server unencumbered by freedesktop.org or make a display technology that fixes the problems of X11 and Wayland by fixing the security model, not being designed by committee, and being free of Waylands Linux-isms