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DUMP the distro that push wayland AND write to wayland developer that they have sold their sould to the devil

wayland MUST be deleted, all of it

DUMP the distro that push wayland AND write to wayland developer that they have sold their sould to the devil wayland MUST be deleted, all of it

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[–] • 2 pts

I don't see the value in Wayland, but I am not dedicating time to migrate my computer to X. I tried adding X but this article tells me what I did not figure out - that the GDM display manager is probably the issue. I guess that a Wayland display manager does not hand off nicely to X.

i find it predictable that the "alternative" has undone so many of the things that made it there alternative to begin with.

I miss window manager options very much and find gnome - Wayland to be under configurable. I am stuck with nuisances that are not easy to resolve. Productivity was amazing when you could configure your window manager for your work flow.

[–] • 1 pt

use devuan

at some point you have to say no

otherwise you are just part of the problem

[–] • 0 pt

I've heard of it and use Debian today. Maybe in my new laptop...

[–] • 1 pt

Didn't know it's this bad. Thanks for the heads up.

I'm interested to learn more, especially with the Xorg/XLibre drama still fresh in my mind. Any pointers will be appreciated.

[–] • 2 pts

just follow the money

who is "sponsoring" systemd and wayland ?

i bet there is billgates at the end of the line

[–] • 2 pts

Yeah, also the Linux Foundation has been undermined for a long time. FOSS software projects soiled with LGBT activists, Linus going woke. There's definitely a long time plan.

It's all so tiresome. Shit needs eradication, root and stem.

[–] • 2 pts

no need for violence

get the MONEY

ALL the money

[–] • 0 pt

Gentoo with openrc, x11, and hardened profile is the only thing you should be running. compile times aren't that bad anymore, even on an 8 core ryzen laptop, and you can always set up distcc to compile on your desktop. I ran Gentoo on a netbook with distcc to compile, you have no excuse.