I get you're joking and while it seems to be trendy to put Xorg down, the reality is that it's actually the one that works.
Wayland is still very buggy and not at all ready for mainstream use.
I really don't get that Debian took it up as the default in Buster. Xwayland sucks also, it breaks applications that run fine under X.org and very few applications have native support for Wayland. </rant>
Wayland is still very buggy and not at all ready for mainstream use.
I really don't get that Debian took it up as the default in Buster. Xwayland sucks also, it breaks applications that run fine under X.org and very few applications have native support for Wayland. </rant>