Wayland has won over xorg already. I have been using it for several months on two laptops and a gaming desktop.
Then again, Linux won over Windows in 1996 for me so perhaps I'm a bit of an outlier.
Then again, Linux won over Windows in 1996 for me so perhaps I'm a bit of an outlier.
The war is over people. Even the xorg people are happy about this.
On Gnome Wayland, if you play Sonic Mania, you can feel the latency from when you push a button and Sonic jumps. From what I hear on Linux Unplugged, the latency also exists in other games. KDE Wayland is too broken to try.
In this context Linux has won nothing, nada, niente.
I mean, sure, Linux hasn't won out in the world, but I don't really see how that makes a difference to a comment about Wayland versus xorg within the population of people who are running Linux.