[sph]

I would love to try XFCE on Wayland. I used to love that DE, but I haven't been able to stand uncomposited Xorg in a decade (running xcompmgr is not good enough).

Are there concrete plans to migrate to wayland?

EDIT: of course you're getting downvoted because you dared utter the W-word. Come on people, this is not Reddit.

[coldpie]

> Are there concrete plans to migrate to wayland?

Yes, of course. Two minutes of searching would have led you here: https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/wayland_roadmap Come on, sph, this is not Reddit.

> of course you're getting downvoted because you dared utter the W-word. Come on people, this is not Reddit.

I downvoted them because I think it's rude to complain about how others choose to spend their time contributing to open source projects.

[senko]

> Two minutes of searching would have led you here: https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/wayland_roadmap

That page says: "For Xfce 4.18, the plan is to ensure our applications are working acceptably on Wayland"

Since this is the 4.18 release and Wayland is not mentioned in the blog post, it's reasonable to ask if that plan is still in place. (I do agree it's up to XFCE maintainers and contributors to set the pace, if any, for Wayland support).

[coldpie]

> it's reasonable to ask if that plan is still in place

Do you think it is more likely that that user found the wiki page, performed the same analysis as you, then came back here to ask their question without mentioning any of the research they did; or they just turded out the first question they could think of and did zero research trying to answer it for themselves?

[lottin]

XFCE has had its own compositor for ages.