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If Wayland is the future of the Linux desktop, it would seem that there will be one true reference compositor (GNOME's Mutter) with a number of other projects struggling to adapt to the various gaps left by Wayland's incompleteness.
For example, screen sharing on Zoom works with GNOME Wayland but not the other compositors because it targets a GNOME API. If the Linux desktop starts to fracture, what's the incentive to bring support to your less common WM/compositor?
https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/12/10/acc-is-infant-circumci...
I'm guessing that the depreciation of HTML imports is why they don't work anymore.
Also, Apple has announced that iOS/iPad apps will run on ARM-based Macs without any developer intervention.
Buying an Intel-based Mac now means missing out on forwards compatibility.
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