> Like, people say X11 is network transparent but that's not in practice true Not done it for a while, but ssh into remote machine and start a GUI app used to

> Like, people say X11 is network transparent but that's not in practice true Not done it for a while, but ssh into remote machine and start a GUI app used to work for me. It needs one setting in ssh config AFAIK. > subjectively as a user most or all of my Linux GUI machines are using Wayland and there's no noticeable difference. Not anymore. There used to be though, and i think it may have got a bad name by being rolled out by distros (especially as the default) before it was ready for most users. I can remember several issues, the worst was with screenshots. I can accept that as I use a rolling release distro as a daily driver, so you expect some issues, but its not OK if those rough edges hit people using more mainstream distros (which I think they did)