There's also the little discussed part that XFree86/X.Org was the lowest common denominator implementation, and never really put resources into fixing many issues, while creating various problematic workarounds over time. And lo, toolkits ended up pushing for more and more "just let me blit"...
Meanwhile Wayland's design results in people writing hotkeys as root-running programs that hijack input devices at low level, because the whole system is incapable of providing such feature in pluggable way...
Meanwhile Wayland's design results in people writing hotkeys as root-running programs that hijack input devices at low level, because the whole system is incapable of providing such feature in pluggable way...