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And all the gaslighting. Using X forward basically every day but being told it is useless and broken and nobody needs it...
by uecker 3mo ago
And all the gaslighting. Using X forward basically every day but being told it is useless and broken and nobody needs it...
- cwillu 3mo agoAnd don't forget the “this isn't a wayland problem” whenever a major missing feature provided by the X11 ecosystem is mentioned. Guess what: if you're going to replace the whole ecosystem, you're responsible for all the missing things regardless of your opinions of the matter.
- wing-_-nuts 3mo agoYeah I used x forwarding to access matlab from my uni lab from the comfort of my own home, while all the other students had to slog to the lab lol
- EffrafaxOfWug 3mo agoThere is a wayland equivalent. It's called waypipe. In my experiences it often works better than x11 forwarding.
- toast0 3mo agoUnfortunately, there's no wayland server for windows, so you can't use waypipe there without pulling in a linux vm or similar.
- uecker 3mo agoAlso waypipe is inferior by design as it is a proxy added after the fact. But it does not matter that they now have some kind of a solution for a use case for which they denied that it even exists for a long time. I will avoid Wayland because I do not like the direction and the interests that drive it.