Eh. I don't think anyone is calling for the X.Org Foundation to die. They are calling for xorg (and I specifically write xorg without capitals and dots to denote the software) to die, and that's something completely different.
But, of course, it won't die (probably ever), just live on as XWayland instead, hopefully with a reduced feature set.
But, of course, it won't die (probably ever), just live on as XWayland instead, hopefully with a reduced feature set.
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