My machine runs Gentoo and it's not affected -- because it runs an older version of Xorg.
Just because the bleeding edge version of Xorg is available on Gentoo doesn't mean you're forced to use it. You can always decide not to upgrade and stay with an old version of anything.
On the other hand, if you stay with old versions too long, things might break when you finally do try to upgrade.
Just because the bleeding edge version of Xorg is available on Gentoo doesn't mean you're forced to use it. You can always decide not to upgrade and stay with an old version of anything.
On the other hand, if you stay with old versions too long, things might break when you finally do try to upgrade.