Originally posted by Awesomeness
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wlroots being the "de facto" standard means it is basically meaningless. What you are saying is Wayland has nothing. How do people think Wayland is going to work without any standards?
For one, Wayland compositors are potentially rife with security vulnerabilities because they have a mixed bag of undefined implementations. Once Wayland becomes popular (i.e more than 7% usage), you are going to be hit by a whole heap of intrusions as they all have to update separately.
I find it bizarre to sit on a forum and try to argue a point of people replacing a technology which has defined standards with one that has nothing. Remember, some people use this stuff professionally and cannot play about with a mess.
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