> Sure, X11 "better", as long as you don't have high or mixed DPI screens, appreciate variable refresh rates ...
Tell that to the PCSX2 users who experience issues on Wayland, but not on Xorg.
This is what I mean by missing the forest for the trees. There's no doubt that Wayland is technically superior to Xorg in many ways. But technical superiority means squat if applications are misbehaving and crashing. While developers are arguing about who should be in charge of window placement (FFS, how is _this_ still a discussion after *15 years*!?), the only thing users get is a poor experience.
> Shove your fingers in your ears harder and make that tantrum louder.
I didn't downvote you, but maybe you should follow your own advice and realize that Wayland does not work great for everyone. Your type of dismissals are the equivalent of "works on my machine".
Tell that to the PCSX2 users who experience issues on Wayland, but not on Xorg.
This is what I mean by missing the forest for the trees. There's no doubt that Wayland is technically superior to Xorg in many ways. But technical superiority means squat if applications are misbehaving and crashing. While developers are arguing about who should be in charge of window placement (FFS, how is _this_ still a discussion after *15 years*!?), the only thing users get is a poor experience.
> Shove your fingers in your ears harder and make that tantrum louder.
I didn't downvote you, but maybe you should follow your own advice and realize that Wayland does not work great for everyone. Your type of dismissals are the equivalent of "works on my machine".