[cardanome]

I am still perfectly happy running X11. I am not going to switch any time soon.

Never change a running system.

The fact that only Gnome kind-off supports basic accessibility on wayland already shows what a giant failure wayland is.

[tetraodonpuffer]

it only takes popular distributions making it default, then all sorts of things will start depending on it, and it will be difficult to not switch eventually. As somebody that has written a lot of xlib/xt/motif code years back, and that still has the full O'Reilly X series set on my bookshelves, I would prefer X11 to continue; but just like sysv->systemd it seems things are moving against that being the case.

[vidarh]

To me, the only thing that'd be troublesome to replace would be a browser, but worst case I'll run a Wayland compositor on my X11 server for that.

(And yes, I'd rather do that than go all in on Wayland)

[yjftsjthsd-h]

> but worst case I'll run a Wayland compositor on my X11 server for that

This is actually surprisingly easy, too. My first experiments ran a wayland app in cage ( https://github.com/cage-kiosk/cage ), but in order to better handle multiple windows I switched to sway with a lightly tweaked config, and other than some input weirdness (I think it struggles with modifiers held while switching focus) it works pretty well.

[justoreply]

I like how Wayland provides some isolation between applications, so I switched