Post AuHxRsXUbyLO7tcWhs by bayindirh@mastodon.sdf.org
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(DIR) Post #AuGguxNHotWf8sAMoy by BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social
2025-05-20T00:16:42Z
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Decided to run another poll on Wayland and Xorg use. We're now at 77% Wayland to 23% Xorg, and keep in mind this is amongst an audience engaged enough to know the difference. Considering both major desktops and most major DEs default to Wayland I would expect higher amongst the general populace
(DIR) Post #AuH0DEBjwZDBdABvYu by me@pleroma.boingo00.wtf
2025-05-20T03:52:54.147610Z
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@BrodieOnLinux main stopping factor is that wayland remote desktop solutions sucks or just dont work
(DIR) Post #AuH6N4gSjeSmm2dkDw by TheFrenchGhosty@libretooth.gr
2025-05-20T05:01:49Z
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@BrodieOnLinux > and keep in mind this is amongst an audience engaged enough to know the differenceIt's also an audience more engaged in linux than most people: they ready to try new things for the sake of trying new things), they are also more on the bleeding edge of stuff and are ready to fix stuff when they break.I'm friend with multiples linux users: none of them use Wayland, all of the one who tried to move to it in the last year or so ran back to X in less than a week
(DIR) Post #AuHD4ldlV1AgB6b0i0 by BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social
2025-05-20T06:17:01Z
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@TheFrenchGhosty Most people probably don't even know what they're using
(DIR) Post #AuHxRsXUbyLO7tcWhs by bayindirh@mastodon.sdf.org
2025-05-20T14:56:27Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Considering Debian is also moving to Wayland in the next version, which is mostly frozen recently, I expect the global usage will rise slowly but steadily. From my experience, Debian does what it does best. Like Pipewire, I only noticed the migration with some font rendering differences and presence of X11/Wayland bridge in the system tray. Oh, also Espanso broke, but it's expected. :D