Post number #517378, ID: 74d0a7
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How long do you think it will take to replace X? Do you use a wayland wm/de, if so, what are the downsides you've recognized? Etc.
Post number #517414, ID: 20e984
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>>517378 is there a real need to replace X?
Post number #517417, ID: 5bf2e5
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>>517414 For development it's supposedly archaic and therefor hard to work with. Us users might not not notice it but developers wants something more streamlined.
Post number #517489, ID: 3f3414
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>>517417 Don't forget the countless exploits
Post number #517692, ID: 84cf9d
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>>517489 I have full control of your computer now. /s
If I hacked someone, I would probably look at everything on the computer, snicler at *that* folder, and then clean up the temp folders, change the DNS settings to cloudflare, update everything on reboot, and leave a text file about how I fixed and upgraded some stuff and 'donate to this Bitcoin wallet if you want to help me with rent'
Of course I would make a funny backdoor in like the magnifier app or something.
Post number #517776, ID: 542680
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I would love to use wayland, as long: 1. there is a replacement for the remote-desktop solution "X2go" 2. it works stable with nvidia graphic cards (at least with the open source drivers).
Post number #517848, ID: 072987
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>>517776 I agree, unfortunately I think 2 is going to be hard, nouveau has bad performance, though I believe it does work with Wayland, and Nvidia with their middle finger for open source isn't likely to have Wayland support for many years
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| How long do you think it will take to replace X?
Do you use a wayland wm/de, if so, what are the downsides you've recognized?
Etc.