Fedora's FESCo Approves Using DXVK As Their Default Wine Direct3D Back-End

[AndyChow]

It does unlike your brain.

Thank you for your personal insult. Still doesn't fix wayland, which requires xwayland, which just means wayland is a wrapper around Xorg. So actually wayland is a more complicated structure than Xorg. And when will you be able to use wayland without xwayland? That's not even in the roadmap anymore. Out of scope, too complicated.

But hey, keep drinking the kool-aid.

[Volta]

Thank you for your personal insult. Still doesn't fix wayland, which requires xwayland, which just means wayland is a wrapper around Xorg. So actually wayland is a more complicated structure than Xorg. And when will you be able to use wayland without xwayland? That's not even in the roadmap anymore. Out of scope, too complicated.

But hey, keep drinking the kool-aid.

There's no hope for you. xwayland is compatibility layer for legacy applications and application which aren't fully ported to Wayland yet. Wayland itself is more simple, more optimal and far more secure. It just implements xwayland for reasons mentioned earlier. I can use Wayland without xwayland right now. What's more funny running applications in xwayland is also much more secure than Xorg itself!

[AndyChow]

There's no hope for you. xwayland is compatibility layer for legacy applications and application which aren't fully ported to Wayland yet. Wayland itself is more simple, more optimal and far more secure. It just implements xwayland for reasons mentioned earlier. I can use Wayland without xwayland right now. What's more funny running applications in xwayland is also much more secure than Xorg itself!

Ah, I see. Thank you for your knowledge.