For who ? I mean as a layman in terms of development of a desktop environment, I want to know what security? Why do people keep discussing this word as if its everything there is.
I want to play a game or want to work on a spreadsheet file in my office cubicle. I don't care about security. I want to work. Or play. Depending.
Why are we stuck on abstraction layers that end users don't care about anyway and it often ends up confusing people.
Why should I not pay $50 to windows so that I can get on with the work that I want to do instead of fiddling with Linux and then to having to decide between x11 and wayland with your argument for Wayland being secuirty ?
I want to play a game or want to work on a spreadsheet file in my office cubicle. I don't care about security. I want to work. Or play. Depending.
Why are we stuck on abstraction layers that end users don't care about anyway and it often ends up confusing people.
Why should I not pay $50 to windows so that I can get on with the work that I want to do instead of fiddling with Linux and then to having to decide between x11 and wayland with your argument for Wayland being secuirty ?
Edit: not criticizing you.