I keep trying to use Wayland, but it never fully works. Everyone keeps saying how well the highdpi stuff works, but then it really only works for a subset of things. For the rest it's actually worse than Xorg.
Multiscreen is Xorg is kinda mushy so I thought maybe Wayland fixes it, but no it doesn't.
Wayland is now 12 years old and everything is still half-baked.
It quotes an intel developer saying they don't want to do any more stuff on Xorg. But the reality is that as much as I admire intels open source contributions. I don't remember a time where all the features in the Intel driver actually fully worked. But sure, maybe it's an Xorg issue, or they don't know how to do release management.
Either way, Wayland doesn't seem to solve the problems it promised to fix.
Multiscreen is Xorg is kinda mushy so I thought maybe Wayland fixes it, but no it doesn't.
Wayland is now 12 years old and everything is still half-baked.
It quotes an intel developer saying they don't want to do any more stuff on Xorg. But the reality is that as much as I admire intels open source contributions. I don't remember a time where all the features in the Intel driver actually fully worked. But sure, maybe it's an Xorg issue, or they don't know how to do release management.
Either way, Wayland doesn't seem to solve the problems it promised to fix.