It's Time To Admit It: The X.Org Server Is Abandonware

[pal666]

I think the problem for many projects is that wayland is not a thing but an implementation by every single project.

every x11 window manager was its own implementation, nothing changed

gnome doesnt support server side decorations

ssd are for idiots

They are all not 100% compatible with each other and so a project will face problems here and there.

what makes you think x11 software was 100% compatible with each other?

[pal666]

And why should game engines developers and game developers get their act together? It's not like Linux is their main target platform

actually most games and gamers are on android

Specifically, why should they even care about Wayland when Nvidia is still not supported?!

novideo shit doesn't support linux, don't give them your money. btw, what smart things can you say about google stadia regarding novideo and linux?

Why do I even bother to dual boot

because you are imbecile. i don't dual boot

[pal666]

I think they used to say the same thing about Ubuntu and Mir didn't they?

no, they used to say the opposite thing about ubuntu and mir. mir was ubuntu going its own way, wayland is ubuntu returning back into family

[pal666]

Wake me up when I can run Sway without telling me that "--my-next-gpu-wont-be-nvidia"

novideo slaves anonymous is behind next door

[pal666]

The only native wayland software I can think of are some DE's, and some web browsers.

you mean like 99% of time used software?

Pretty much every other third party software doesn't support Wayland.

sdl supports wayland, gtk supports wayland, wine has out-of-tree support, what else you are missing?

[pal666]

There's lack of adoption because of the stuff I wrote/quoted above. What app developer would want to submit themselves to such a mess?

you wrote/quoted wall of irrelevant text. consider for a moment that average app today is chromium wrapper and chromium does support wayland

[pal666]

Another thing I am starting to wonder about is WTF is The X.Org Foundation and what are they doing about it?

they are developing wayland(surprise, you are the last one barking at x11 tree)

[royce]

It was a few months back. Parts of the UI didn’t work right, and websites didn’t draw completely. I’ll give it a shot and see if it’s improved.

More than a few months I would say. I've used it daily for a year and a half and I have had no such issues. There are glitches, but nothing of the sort you're describing.

[pal666]

I know enough about it that I know it does not work on my hardware.

next time think before buying

If wayland was the be-all-and-end-all, everyone would have been happily running it by now

wayland session is default in fedora for many years

[pal666]

I'm going to build a new PC onces Ryzen 5000 launches. I've used intel/nvidia for years on Linux with excellent results. But I'm fed up of not getting wayland. Maybe this is finally the year I'll switch to AMD/AMD

i'm planning to build new pc towards year end with new hardware releases. and to stay on amd/amd