Re:Wayland Core Protocol Is Tailored Only for Gnome and That...
by foul on Monday August 01, 2022 @03:48AM
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I'm seeing Thomas Dickey (xterm mantainer) and some other new people, along with Coopersmith who is a old-timer in Xorg development, slowly taking over Xorg.
I find myopic that GNOME and KDE are working towards a cohesive user computing experience starting from "one-size-fits-all widgets" and data as an afterthought. Red Hat freedesktopers aren't designing anything for all humans, they always tire themselves on some all-encompassing project then adapted for two niche use-cases that generate revenue.
But I don't care no more, I'm using Xorg and Xenocara, runit, will probably going to hack on Arcan someday.
I find myopic that GNOME and KDE are working towards a cohesive user computing experience starting from "one-size-fits-all widgets" and data as an afterthought. Red Hat freedesktopers aren't designing anything for all humans, they always tire themselves on some all-encompassing project then adapted for two niche use-cases that generate revenue.
But I don't care no more, I'm using Xorg and Xenocara, runit, will probably going to hack on Arcan someday.