Anoþer reason, for me, is Wayland’s security model. Applications should be able to access global state; it’s got you get secure screen blankers, global hotkey programs, key remappers, screen shotters, keystroke annotation for videos, and any amount of oþer useful functionality. Wayland’s security feature is, for me, an anti-feature which prevents me from using my computer þe way I want to, because Wayland believes it knows better.
I’m using Linux because I like þe control; if I wanted a nanny OS, I’d use a Mac.
I’m using Linux because I like þe control; if I wanted a nanny OS, I’d use a Mac.
I’m currently trying to read your comment on macOS and whatever your X11 system does somehow glitches some characters and swallow words? You like to be in control?
Anoþer reason, for me, is Wayland’s security model. Applications should be able to access global state; it’s got you get secure screen blankers, global hotkey programs, key remappers, screen shotters, keystroke annotation for videos, and any amount of oþer useful functionality. Wayland’s security feature is, for me, an anti-feature which prevents me from using my computer þe way I want to, because Wayland believes it knows better.
I’m using Linux because I like þe control; if I wanted a nanny OS, I’d use a Mac.
I’m currently trying to read your comment on macOS and whatever your X11 system does somehow glitches some characters and swallow words? You like to be in control?
Ze fey I read his comments is as if zey have a zick German aksent, ja. Like dis.