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> X11 is backwards compatible, you do not have to "keep up" with its changes. That's certainly one way to say "no longer developed".

• int_19h 10mo ago
  That was also true back when it was actively developed though. X apps compiled a long time ago still run fine today.
• badsectoracula 10mo ago
  Xorg is still being under development, there is another fork in development too (XLibre) and you're in the comment thread for a project about a brand new X server written from scratch. Usually things which are "no longer developed" do not have (at least) three implementations in development.
• michaelmrose 10mo ago
  Mature projects often don't change much or quickly even when actively maintained or improved.
• account42 10mo ago
  When things work further development is not always a positive.