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>the problem with Wayland is that one can't just 'switch' from X. Does switching to a wayland compositor by default and using xwayland for the applications tha
by forgottenpass 13y ago
>the problem with Wayland is that one can't just 'switch' from X.
Does switching to a wayland compositor by default and using xwayland for the applications that still can't talk to it not sufficiently address that? At least as practically as is possible when replacing a popular piece of interoperable software with a large user install base?