No, it just means that its stable. I understand that it's probably habit to justify constant changes to your software projects, but in my experience, it's a good thing to be conservative, and a very good thing to maintain compatibility over a very long span of time.
EDIT: I swear, what is it with people opportunistically virtue-signalling on HN comments? Masks? Really?
Once again, just about everyone who knows thing one about graphics on Linux is on board with the Wayland transition. Just like everyone who knows thing one about virology or epidemiology is on board with social distancing and wearing a mask.
Some maintainers, last time i checked others like Keith Packard are working exclusively on Xorg.
> Once again, just about everyone who knows thing one about graphics on Linux is on board with the Wayland transition.
I know "thing one" about graphics on Linux and i'm certainly not on board with Wayland transition.
> Just like everyone who knows thing one about virology or epidemiology is on board with social distancing and wearing a mask.
That is not a good comparison.