When will Wayland replace xorg?
When will Wayland replace xorg?
Angel Ross
William Sanders
Are they still merged with Yutani corporation?
Isaiah Myers
after steam gets proton working well, I'm sure xorg is their next target
Alexander James
They don't merge for a long time. Keep in mind Yutani has the predator weapon.
Brayden Scott
I think proton's working well currently. Tried it with two games that weren't whitelisted and they worked better poorly implemented Linux ports
Jeremiah Reyes
Well let's see...
Debian 9 will ship it by default on GNOME
Fedora I think ships it by default on GNOME already
OpenSUSE I think is planning on doing it for both GNOME and KDE if they haven't already
Whenever RHEL 8 comes out, it'll be using Wayland.
Ubuntu I think ships with it, just not enabled by default (probably because of gaymen compatibility, as ubuntu is considered the go-to distro for windows gaymur converts)
That PureOS distro that comes on Purism laptops uses Wayland.
Yeah it's still a work in progress but it seems like everybody either has it or is actively working on it.
Cooper Richardson
Xorg will never die. It will always be lurking in your OS, just out of sight.
Blake Reed
Yea it works. Lutris has better configs on 90% of gaymes than steam currently does. but steam will get them all working near flawless in less than a year, I guarantee that.
Juan Scott
Xorg will never die, on OSes that aren't GNU/Linux, like BSDs and Solaris. But on GNU/Linux, I'm sure Wayland will be a thing as soon as Debian has it running as the default.
Justin Brooks
whenever it reaches feature parity with xorg