I want to defend Wayland here and explain a crucial piece that I think people a

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JohnFen · 9h ago

That's all well and good, but from my personal, selfish point of view none of that is anything that benefits me. So all I see in Wayland is that it doesn't support features that are important to me, and that the devs have said will never be supported.

So Wayland represents a loss of functionality for no gain to me.

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I want to defend Wayland here and explain a crucial piece that I think people a

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