I am not necessarily against Wayland or new things in general.
But it bothers me when no clear upgrade path is defined ("drop your stuff" is not acceptable) and a half-hassed incomplete solution is proposed instead, and backwards compatibility is pretty much disregarded.
For what concerns my personal computing, I'll stay on Xorg until XFCE supports Wayland. Then I'll update.
But it bothers me when no clear upgrade path is defined ("drop your stuff" is not acceptable) and a half-hassed incomplete solution is proposed instead, and backwards compatibility is pretty much disregarded.
For what concerns my personal computing, I'll stay on Xorg until XFCE supports Wayland. Then I'll update.