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  • nerdopolis
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    Two things:

    How do the client apps talk to the server? is it in a way that could be over a network to a remote Wayland server if wanted? For things like ssh -X, and FreeNX...

    Is the Window management/window decorations client side? If its client side, then that means Wayland users will see the same things windows users see when an app window hangs, or pops up a dialog, that being that they can't move the window.

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  • V!NCENT
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    Originally posted by dfx. View Post
    you know what this description reminds me of ? "explorer".
    now i'm also afraid of Wayland anywhere outside of embedded and mobile/portable.
    As long as Wayland remain an application, you can still simply Ctrl+Alt+F4 and kill Wayland ... right?

    I'm assuming Wayland is also a State Tracker?

    What I want to know is what Red Hats official stance is on the project?

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  • dfx.
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    you know what this description reminds me of ? "explorer".
    now i'm also afraid of Wayland anywhere outside of embedded and mobile/portable.

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