[badsectoracula]

I like what the article seems to be saying (...i think), but honestly it is badly written which makes it harder to follow and it will dilute its message (as can be seen by the comments on Reddit where it was submitted earlier).

I'd rather have a "dry" comparison between Wayland and Xorg in a variety of topics instead of all the vague stuff mentioned here. It'll be much better and more useful regardless of which system you prefer.

(and as someone who prefers Xorg i'd find it useful to see a state-of-the-art comparison in the areas where Xorg allegedly lacks to see if that is still the case, why that happens and possible improvements that could happen that go beyond a simple "make it better" - if nothing else, something more concrete may help someone just try and improve the program)