I assume that this is a Wayland/X11 limitation.
How is Linux supposed to beat Windows if the desktop is so broken? Microsoft breaking their Windows 11 desktop more and more seems to be the only hope.
I assume that this is a Wayland/X11 limitation.
How is Linux supposed to beat Windows if the desktop is so broken? Microsoft breaking their Windows 11 desktop more and more seems to be the only hope.
This is already standardized, there's already multiple implementations, and it works in all major desktop environments.
This is a brand new DE that just got out of alpha.
Its not gonna implement all protocols, because duh. Let's not be melodramatic.
This happens literally every time something new happens on Linux. "Oh it's so fucked and broken and Linux sucks!!"
Okay, it's new. There are mature options. Use a mature option. This is how things have always worked for all ecosystems.
Its open source.
We will never, and I mean never, have one desktop to rule them all. That's impossible. Not improbable, impossible. You just can't make that happen on Linux.
What you want is a closed-down ecosystem in which one actor controls it with an iron fist. Which is fine - more power.
But we already have that. That's windows and mac os. If Linux tried that, it would destroy it.