> Random example: in Sway, Chrome and all Electron apps have blurry text on displays with scaling other than 1.0.
That’s literally because of X. Both of them run by default in XWayland, but chrome do have wayland support already (but has to be enabled), and electron also have since being built on chrome, but most versions out there are not built with that version I believe.
Also, noone says you SHOULD change. Feel free to use whatever you want. But saying wayland suck, when you didn’t even use goddamn wayland for evaluating it just “sucks”...
I don’t care — that was the whole point of my comment.
> Also, noone says you SHOULD change
Yes they do! People are saying all the time that X is deprecated and going away, and we need to switch to Wayland.
If other people want to use Wayland, it of course doesn’t bother me; I just hope it never becomes the standard and pushes out X, which works fine for me.
> Yes they do! People are saying all the time that X is deprecated and going away, and we need to switch to Wayland.
You can continue to run on eg. Linux 3.* if you so wish. And X is a stable software, it will continue to work reliably in the foreseeable future, even without active maintenance.
That’s literally because of X. Both of them run by default in XWayland, but chrome do have wayland support already (but has to be enabled), and electron also have since being built on chrome, but most versions out there are not built with that version I believe.
Also, noone says you SHOULD change. Feel free to use whatever you want. But saying wayland suck, when you didn’t even use goddamn wayland for evaluating it just “sucks”...