improvable, also wayland problem isn’t fundamental, is the slowness to merge new protocols, wlroots, for example, add protocols that aren’t approved in the wayland gitlab to make it work better, so… third option is wayland, with protocols waiting for approval(that can be updated later if the protocol changes idk)
also nvidia, but that can’t be fixed with a third option anyway
to be fair people need to read the gitlab discutions, the devs there aren’t approving protocol just because the sake of it, is really hard to make things work securely and on every plataform, also, there things that really don’t need a protocol to work, look at the QT handoff that fixes an issue that even on xorg wasn’t fixed, and without needing a new protocol
other than that, certaing things like the tearing could have being merged earlier lol
😂 But X is a very old spaghetti code from the 80s and is a security nightmare. I use X, btw!
Third options?
TempleOS? Not sure if it runs X or not, but it sure is solid.
improvable, also wayland problem isn’t fundamental, is the slowness to merge new protocols, wlroots, for example, add protocols that aren’t approved in the wayland gitlab to make it work better, so… third option is wayland, with protocols waiting for approval(that can be updated later if the protocol changes idk)
also nvidia, but that can’t be fixed with a third option anyway
to be fair people need to read the gitlab discutions, the devs there aren’t approving protocol just because the sake of it, is really hard to make things work securely and on every plataform, also, there things that really don’t need a protocol to work, look at the QT handoff that fixes an issue that even on xorg wasn’t fixed, and without needing a new protocol
other than that, certaing things like the tearing could have being merged earlier lol
Windows…
Blasphemy! And also I’m poor, although I guess if I really wanted to run spyware as my kernel I could pirate it.
But yeah, I’m getting the sense those are the two games in town, Linux-wise.
The kernel is fine, it’s been in the hands of pretty cool people since at least NT. As for the stuff running on it, well… 😗🎶
Really? Is it open source, or are we just going by reputation of the developers?
I actually don’t know much about the kernel they use, I was really just trying to emphasise the level of trust you put in your OS.