Re:An X11 apologist tries Wayland
by fock on Monday September 19, 2022 @10:04AM
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> GNOME has kind of always been on the opposite end of the configurability spectrum from KDE, IME.
which gets weird, when they push on you things like:
- opening WiFi-portals in whatever crap browser your distro ships with GTK. Executing random JS code in the process.
- make XWayland startup absolutely inconfigurable and hardcoded in C (or was it Vala) and for whatever reason MAKE IT LISTEN ON ABSTRACT SOCKETS (which no Xconfig anywhere else does)! (problem here: if any user-namespace container shares your network namespace and you do a naive xhost +SI:localuser:user - it works for any container, because abstract sockets are not stowed away in the filesystem).
At least the first issue I'd like to report, but don't know how and where...
which gets weird, when they push on you things like:
- opening WiFi-portals in whatever crap browser your distro ships with GTK. Executing random JS code in the process.
- make XWayland startup absolutely inconfigurable and hardcoded in C (or was it Vala) and for whatever reason MAKE IT LISTEN ON ABSTRACT SOCKETS (which no Xconfig anywhere else does)! (problem here: if any user-namespace container shares your network namespace and you do a naive xhost +SI:localuser:user - it works for any container, because abstract sockets are not stowed away in the filesystem).
At least the first issue I'd like to report, but don't know how and where...