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[–] 1 point 1 week ago

Fine, pivot to complaining about the pace of development instead.

My dude that was my point - you misunderstood it for complaining about the one exact example I gave. An example you seem to think is just unsolvable by the Wayland team despite having been addressed by "everyone else". That example isn't even so important. It's a minor but expected feature that seemingly breaks the brilliant architecture of Wayland.

I’m sure everyone who has been successfully using Wayland for years is going to see your vague hints of what’s wrong with it and the Wayland devs will go back to working on X.

Well - I can't. Pop_OS KDE doesn't work on Nvidia in Wayland mode. Because nobody though to involve Nvidia in the discussions and just assumed they would change everything for 0.01% of their users. Well done Wayland team. 🤷

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