> They have thrown everything difficult out of the spec
Not exactly, they have thrown out everything that almost nobody uses - such as networking. They have, however, added things that most people do care about - such as different HiDPI across multiple monitors and an extremely thin (low latency) render path.
> That Wayland is 10 years old and still barely usable
And that has changed in the past 2 years (with exception to whatever Ubuntu does to screw it up, but such is Ubuntu).
Not exactly, they have thrown out everything that almost nobody uses - such as networking. They have, however, added things that most people do care about - such as different HiDPI across multiple monitors and an extremely thin (low latency) render path.
> That Wayland is 10 years old and still barely usable
And that has changed in the past 2 years (with exception to whatever Ubuntu does to screw it up, but such is Ubuntu).