@aleteoryx I think that the move re: #wayland is due to the same reasons moving away from #SysVinit was at worst a "necessary evil"…

• If sysVinit was fine, @pid_eins would not have started #SystemD (which is basically a reimplementation of #LaunchD for #Linux).
• If #Xorg was fine noone would've started working on Wayland.
  • Also #Xlibre's head maintainer / project lead is just a horrible person who's words and actions burned any goodwill amidst the originally legitimate issues beforehand.

@siina the nice part with #systemD is that you have the flexibility to add or remove things.

• It's closer to a "suite" rather than one fat binary (unlike #emacs!).
  • Obviously the partsbdo integrate well with each other…

But #systemd, like #Steam, didn't win because they are excellent, but because competition either doesn't exist or is kinda incompetent to a degree…

• Same with #Xorg: #Wayland is the most mature option and #Xlibre is run by some absolutely abrasive person destroying any goodwill and legitimate argument the once had with their words and actions.

@rootsandcalluses not at all but hard to know how much knowledge someone has. CLI rules ;-)

Decryption can be done on the CLI too.

#alpinelinux and #zfs running #i3wm on #xlibre this end.