IceWM 3.1 Released For This Fast & Simple X11 Window Manager

[cj.wijtmans]

Yet, pipewire uses the pulseaudio protocol to connect everything (except for proaudio use cases)

no it doesnt that is a lie. It has a pulseaudio compatability layer for apps that still uses pulse audio.

How do you know if Wayland sets the linux desktop back 10 years?
You would certainly not notice if you are on gentoo (or windows, or whatever)

Because its 10 years behind xorg and functionality compared to xorg.

Either you contradict yourself or your first comment was misleading. Don't shift the blame for any misunderstandings. Specially since I don't need to tell you there are FOSS options that don't do any of the stuff you criticize. Gentoo, *BSD, etc.

What am i supposed to take from your gibberish?

[mppix]

no it doesnt that is a lie. It has a pulseaudio compatability layer for apps that still uses pulse audio.

Just to be sure: a "pulseaudio compatibility layer" implements the "pulseaudio protocol" by definition

Because its 10 years behind xorg and functionality compared to xorg.

Not sure what this means. If you are asking when Wayland will match Xorg in functionality, then the answer is never.
For example
- Wayland will never implement its own printserver
- Wayland is not network transparent, but waypipe serializes it and beats X11 forwarding by a lot (that is just a vnc screenshotting today)
- Wayland does not allow everything to every user so DE's are now starting to offer multi-user remote desktop
- ...
- we can also discuss tearing, sync issues, etc but you know those I assume

[cj.wijtmans]

Just to be sure: a "pulseaudio compatibility layer" implements the "pulseaudio protocol" by definition


Not sure what this means. If you are asking when Wayland will match Xorg in functionality, then the answer is never.
For example
- Wayland will never implement its own printserver
- Wayland is not network transparent, but waypipe serializes it and beats X11 forwarding by a lot (that is just a vnc screenshotting today)
- Wayland does not allow everything to every user so DE's are now starting to offer multi-user remote desktop
- ...
- we can also discuss tearing, sync issues, etc but you know those I assume

Sadly there is no option to block your gibberish.

[mppix]

Sadly there is no option to block your gibberish.

There certainly is, LOL.


PS. if everybody seems to speak gibberish.. it is probably you