That might be true, but I believe the Asahi Linux team when they say they don’t have time to properly support for both xorg and wayland. It’s their prerogative as opensource developers to decide what they spend their time working on.

And generally I think it’s really healthy for everyone when developers boldly refuse to take on too much. The result is more focused work and less maintainer burnout. It also clears the way for someone else to pick up the slack.

If xorg support on apple silicon is important to you, you’re welcome to spearhead that work yourself. Nobody else will do it. And at a risk of sounding rude, opensource isn’t a democracy. I don’t get a say in what you work on, and you don’t get a say in what the asahi linux team works on.