I still have the i3 to sway switch in front of me. Screen sharing is a daily must in my work, so at least somewhat in the past there were too many warning voices.
Fedora has a sway spin. I wonder whether that "just works" (TM).
Fedora has a sway spin. I wonder whether that "just works" (TM).
I hope Wayland doesn't stick around and it's successor is actually thought out and reasoned about real world use cases and cooperation.
It just works, with extra config optional.
I don't want to learn Wayland or any of its quirks until I have to.
I've already seen how lacking it is in terms of input control. I'm sure it's better since I looked a few years ago, but really who cares. Until I have to switch, why would I?
That's what they say all the time. At the moment it seems it has yet to be close to X while bringing nothing new.