What is the point of this?

what is the point of this?

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X is outdated.

Wayland doesn't even have networking support. It was outdated on arrival.

Seething bitch niggas that bit off more than they could chew

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It's so Red Hat / IBM can slowly make it so Linux and Free OS's aren't useful on old computers which predate the hardware backdoor era. It's the same reason System D is pushed, it's to obsolete perfectly good, secure computers.

Thankfully BSD people aren't falling for it and nobody is making programs that actually require it. It'll die away eventually outside pseudo-proprietary IBM software.

>networking
It was cut on purpose. You don't need networking in a window system unless your PC is a potato from the 00s.

old bad new good

fpbp

Because x11 is bloat.

>You don't need networking in a window system
You might not. I very much do.

If your system can't handle x11 I think you can't be helped

>It was cut on purpose.
Someone wanted to make a UI system that was based on direct display buffers. I guess that solves one or two specific use cases, but it shits on a bunch of others. But stop trying to kid yourself into thinking that those use cases you don't personally care about are invalid for all.

Let me guess, you need more.

Make one good argument to why x11 is a issue

it's based

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Is it possible to become this based?

>retarded middle-click-paste feature that's hardcoded in without a way to disable

>gnome

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Seems like they ran out of masochists who liked working with xorg codebase

man xorg.conf | grep nobody

You can use Waypipe over ssh to get the same functionality as X-forwarding on Wayland systems. It's faster and more flexible as well.

Integrating network transparency into the core protocol was a mistake and only happened in the first place because applications usually ran on a central mainframe when X was originally created.

The arguments against Wayland are so goddamn annoying nowadays. It's obvious the people that prefer X11 don't understand why it was changed in the first place. Not even Xorg developers want to work on Xorg anymore.

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