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>fedora 35 >firefox keeps crashing thanks to wayland >push to talk on mumble etc. does not work thanks to wayland how the fuck can people even remotely think of wayland as ready for desktop use?
Jace Green
Wayland is definitely still not ready to completely take over from X yet. Give it like another decade.
Connor Morgan
>>firefox keeps crashing thanks to wayland >Wayland is definitely still not ready to completely take over from X yet. Give it like another decade. You two have no idea what you're talking about.
Jaxon Cook
>firefox keeps crashing thanks to wayland Works on my machine. >push to talk on mumble etc. does not work thanks to wayland Why are you using outdated software that doesn't support secure input methods?
Logan Martinez
>I don't use program X thus it's outdated and push-to-talk is somehow insecure because I say so
Jeremiah Cook
>close netbook while debian boots >boot process pauses Why the heck is this a thing? How do i disable it? Why are powersaving features enabled before the DE even appears?
