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oh no no no no no archsissies not like this
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Noone has ever said why u would use this over wayland
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>>108622331
Never allow fags, troons, or femcels access to your organization.
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>>108622213
>alad wenter
Annnnnnd it's a troon
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>>108622213
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages?O=0&K=xlibre
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>>108622213
Gentoo doesn't have this problem.
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Xlibre
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>>108622213
I don't understand the controversy over XLibre. Is it because the lead dev said not to take the clot shot or because corporate ball-garglers can't bear the thought of everyone not standardizing on Wayland?
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>>108622537
>literally a troon flag with a picture of a troon on it from a guy doing troon things
>YEAH BUT MAYBE IT'S NOT
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I hope X11, Xlibre, and Wayland never get any more updates ever again. All three are finished software. Nobody needs anything more.
This whole debacle is unabashedly satanic and horrifying. Absolutely treacherous and disgusting.
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>>108622753
Xorg is a specific X11 implementation and is itself a fork of XFree86, why should XLibre be in the same article considering it's another whole separate fork made by different people?
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>>108622753
I should also probably add I don't know why you're expected to be using XLibre now when X11 just werks and is stable.
Meanwhile XLibre having features and patches and code cleanups constantly added to it runs the constant risk of breaking random shit so when I update my X server just stops working properly
It's still technically in a very early state of development so If I were to use it I would probably wait a few years and see if it becomes stable or matures enough that more mainstream distros package it alongside Xorg.
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Because the Xorg article on the ArchWiki is essentially just the general X11 article as well. And also because of it's early state of development.
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The Code of Conduct is for users of Arch, not for anyone an Arch user might care to mention.
Misapplied use of CoC, and the section he cites even says:
>respect [others] and their views, even if you disagree with them. When you do find yourself disagreeing; counter the idea or the argument, rather than engage in ad hominem attacks.
Alad didn't counter ideas here.
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>>108622213
Reminder, the whole thing is because XServer was maintained by Red Hat, which is owned and run by IBM. IBM and Red Hat are full on leftist organization now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrfVIbXKqtg
And 5 days ago, they settled a smaller suit for DEI practices
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVueCw001AQ
IBM and Red Hat are still a full on DEI organization.
The reason IBM's DEI is relevant here is that Wayland is pushed as a DEI project with DEI devs. They want to kill X completely. So maintainers who want to keep X and update it and run their own updates, are a threat to DEI infiltration within open source
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>>108622558
Linux is a corporate-controlled project now and they don't like any opposition to their goals. Mentioning systemd or Wayland in a negative manner in most Linux spaces online will see you branded as a Nazi by an army of useful idiots.
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>>108622871
>chuds made good thing
>non-coding troons demanded to be let in
>troons flooded the community with more troons
>chuds left
>os went to shit
>troons danced on its corpse and impotently virtue signaled until arch died
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>"It's not enough that everyone should be welcome. The people I'm told to hate must be actively excluded."
t.leftoids
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Besides the drama performance, do the xlibre devs pass the muster on technical grounds? The only "good" thing I've seen shilled about them is that the lead dev is a commit machine, as if making many commits a day somehow equals good code quality (which is usually the opposite).
Also, if a jew tool is shilling it, I have no other option but to automatically distrust it and be extremely wary.
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>>108622978
>Pussy
>I'm just not gonna use it
we know, fag
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>>108622584
It's a "cyberpunk/vaporwave/whatever" gradient.
There is no mention of pronouns on any of his accounts (Keybase, Github, Reddit, Arch Wiki/Forums), none of the people he follows have pronouns or transgender flags, no mention of rust anywhere.
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>>108623007
Xorg works fine for me so why should I switch
>troon archive
How's Jakarta
>>108623003
The only real difference right now is TearFree being enabled by default and I think some sort of basic HDR support
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>>108623022
>How's Jakarta
unfortunately I live in Europe so there's probably more browns around me than if I lived there
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>>108623076
Why? I'm not a contributor. You're triggered by the fact I won't switch to an unstable fork.
>>108623084
Yup. Totally not samefagging...
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>>108623047
Hi Lunduke, stay on twatter, where you belong. You're not welcomed here.
>t. 4chin
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>>108622540
>Xlibre is a fork of the Xorg server which describes itself as lots of code cleanups and enhanced functionality. It was forked from Xorg after the Xorg developers claimed the author's many recent contributions suffer from poor quality control and numerous regressions. The enhanced functionality is not described or listed.
Gnihihihi
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>>108622213
>use wayland, it's modern and more secure
>global menu stops working
>global menu protocol was proposed 5 years ago, still not merged
>discord screenshare stops working
>gpu recorder stops working
>obs studio stops working
>forced vsync in overwatch (what the fuck)
>cursor refresh is synced to frame rate (what the fuck)
>hardware cursor is broken and extra input lag was introduced to make dragging windows "frame perfect" (windows has xorg behavior when moving the cursor and wayland behavior when dragging windows, gayland MOGGED)
>you can no longer bypass libinput to use evdev directly
>mfw moving the mouse feels like dragging my raw hard cock across a rough concrete wall
>mfw gaming feels like fucking dogshit in wayland
>mfw retarded casual shitters suck too hard at video games to notice it
>mfw I have to dual boot windows because kde breaks xorg
>mfw my use case is wrong
>mfw I get called a nazi for using the software that supports my incredible niche use case of not sucking fucking ass at overwatch
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>>108622922
If you sit on the "sensible center" too long you'll get overrun by lunatics of either side, and if you attempt to oust them for being lunatics you end up becoming one of them. Being on the "sensible center" is a coward's ideology.
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>>108622213
Repeat after me. Chud forks never prosper.
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>>108623183
>I will not explain the situation because even I am aware that I am the problem and have no reasonable basis.
Jesus christ.
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>>108623293
Wayland doesn't care about the user case, if KDE didn't didn't write the glue for copy & paste, no Wayland DE would have it!
> Fringe use case = common usage
> Security mumbo = we simply won't write the code
> Future = IBM/rhel is pulling strings
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>>108622314
X11 still has use cases for hardware and XLibre is just better X11, even supports HDR. The thing that Wayland didn't support until very recently (and even then, shittily).
XLibre is the direction Wayland should have gone in but its maintainers are GNOBS with their heads shoved up their asses like Ebussy. Patently ignoring and deleting well-used features to focus on Wayland's original function as a kiosk display server. None of the problems that exist in wayland are a problem in xlibre and xwayland is a hack wayland uses to be remotely usable on desktop PCs.
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>>108622719
>HDR
>tiny irrelevant
So irrelevant Wayland didn't have it for 10 years LMAO kys
>>108622799
The wiki article had migration instructions and instructions for enabling the new features of XLibre that make it better than Wayland like tear-free and HDR.
Lock the article because you're an angry tranny, sure, don't delete all the valuable information outright so no one can look it up because your dilator found a dry socket.
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>>108623569
I like Hyprland more than the X11 WMs I used. Running apps remotely with just the display server is nice, but it doesn't beat out how much I prefer Hyprland to other WMs.
Is there anything else X11 has that I should factor in too?
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>>108622922
>also rightoids on anything lgbt.
You're an idiot. Most people don't give a shit if you want to suck cocks and eat cum. The problem is you don't stop at sucking cocks and eating cum. You want to wave flags around about how much you love sucking cocks and eating cum. You want cock sucking cum eating parades. You want everyone who is grossed out about your cuck sucking cum eating habits to be persecuted. And when you get called out on this cum sucking cock eating behavior of yours, you resort to false equalities.
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>>108622213
It's still on the wiki
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>>108622558
It's because he said he does not support CoCs or DEI and that aligns him with the trumptards. So now every tranny and leftist wants to cancel and remove him in any way they can
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>>108622922
Funniest part: If they had just let him have his temper tantrum on the freedesktop.org's wiki pages way back in the day and make his fork in peace, nobody would know about XLibre. The knowledge of XLibre stems directly from freedesktop.org's attempts to slander, destroy, delete, and remove him from any and all projects associated with GNOME or RedHat. He's banned on github, he's banned on freedesktop.org, he's banned on literally every corporate wiki including the X11 wiki, Ubuntu wiki, and mentioning XLibre on Ubuntu or Debian's mailing list is an instant ban. Youtube, when googling X11, now displays videos discussing the XLibre controversy over configuring X11 or even XWayland.
This is why I know the attempts to blacklist XLibre came from a corporate command instead of being grassroots: no individual outrage campaign would fall for the Streisand effect this hard. This is 100% a corporate mandate from above trying to move the needle a little bit ending in a huge overreaction which popularized their enemy. Corporations cannot help themselves and RedHat as well as Freedesktop.org are part of the largest corporation in open source. There is no "sensible center" to letting corporations walk all over you.
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>>108623842
He gives attention to small issues in open source that the "BIG TECHTUBERS" (People who are smaller in size and scope than Loonduke) ignore purposefully to avoid not getting on RedHat's naughty list.
People like Brodie Robertson are absolute shills who make their careers off fencesitting and occasionally throwing shit at the ideological enemies of big tech. If it were a Brodie video, the redhat jeet wouldn't have any problems with it, despite the fact Brodie is way smaller than loonduke.
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>>108623559
>all that's left
Hotkeys
Fullscreen
Screen tearing
In fact most of the problems that were supposed to be fixed with Portals aren't fixed because POrtals were an awful hack job to attempt to solve a problem that didn't need fixing.
This all stems from the "Kiosks first" mentality of Wayland. How SteamOS got Wayland native desktop is a miracle that I'm sure is built on the backs of thousands of hacks because you cannot use most hardware to seamlessly bind actions or hotkeys to the desktop in Wayland.
Of course LITERALLY every single time this has been brought up for 15 years you get this pube-faced motherfucker screeching in his ebubblebassi voice "NEHRRR USE CASE?" because kiosks and ATMs don't have hotkeys or remote view so a normal desktop shouldn't either. Remote view gets brought up on Linux likely because most of us are sysadmins and we use more than one system in the cloud so it's more useful to us than gaming hardware keybinds.
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>>108623893
>Hotkeys
>Fullscreen
>Screen tearing
They all work perfectly fine on Hyprland. Not had one single problem with any of that. Hotkeys are very simple to configure and use.
I don't like GNOME's philosophy either, but I haven't been keeping up with how well GNOME implements Wayland. Last time I saw their DE it looked awful, but that's not specific to Wayland.
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>>108623936
the gacha game I play is on Steam so I don't have that issue
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>>108623980
I played it on mobile before the Steam release but pyroxenes are cheaper on Steam by like 35% and I like saving money
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>>108623937
>They all work perfectly fine on Hyprland.
Highly hardware specific. That's why people still use X11 and why XLibre is a needed project. Wayland and yes, Hyprland, are not one-size-fits-all solutions and most of Wayland, GNOME, and freedesktop's ills fall on the same developers for the same reasons: All of these projects are managed by a few large companies and they have an obvious disdain for its users.
Hyprland is great and I do use it, but I would not assume that my use case is everyone else's, that's the GNOME developers jobs.
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>>108623937
I used hyprland for a few months at the end of last year. If I switched my monitor input to a different computer everything not using xwayland would crash. Also, the only DE on wayland that supports fractional scaling well is KDE. Everything else uses an algorithm that looks like absolute shit. I put time and effort into switching to hyprland, and after a few months I had to give up.
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>>108622213
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2294792
Thread discussing this just got deleted, it should be obvious now that this is never getting fixed nor are they going to give a reason why it's not allowed other than vague references to the about page of Xlibre
As a bit of catch-up for anyone late to this: This Alad "fellow" has been talking on his wiki's talk page about this and has basically justified the whole thing with references to XLibre's "About us" page. Pic related
So far, he has not mentioned anything anywhere about what on the 'About us' page he finds distasteful or worthy of deletion. Just references to it and Arch Linux's "Reputation". Reminder: arch linux's wiki also provides detailed instructions on pirating and emulating video games, and no changes have been made to that for years (nor should there be).
There was a thread discussing it, now deleted without reason. There's also a talk page asking for third party arbitration, expect this to get shot down since it's clear this is another command from above.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ArchWiki_talk:Requests#Request_for_ar bitration_regarding_Xlibre_page_del eted_for_political_reasons
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>>108623278
>The enhanced functionality is not described or listed.
it works for me.
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>>108624037
Since I'm sure this will be misrepresented by the shills: If you want to know the kind of "Angry chud language" the page had before its deletion, here's a snapshot of it:
https://web.archive.org/web/20260417133903/https://bbs.archlinux.org/v iewtopic.php?pid=2294792
Entirely people being civil and attempting to pretend Alad is acting in good faith. Thread deleted anyway. Also several of these users are now banned without reason.
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>>108624068
Also here's the talk page for Alad. Every attempt to discuss it with Alad or get clarification gets closed/deleted.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/User_talk:Alad
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>>108624075
https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/251
Read to the bottom. X11HDR is in beta right now.
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>>108623293
yeah the latency on just moving the cursor is very very noticeable. im getting used to it though. at the moment, its either i deal with wayland or i go back to windows 10, and im not going back to windows. its a shame
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>>108624125
Okay, but define "long-term", It'll be stable for at least 3-4 years. If you're having problems now, and wayland hasn't fixed it (this is common for wayland), wouldn't it make sense to be on xlibre for the next few years until maybe this is fixed? Otherwise you're going back to WinAIDS because you have the sniffles now.
This "It doesn't work right this instant so I'm going back to making deals with the literal devil" problem is why Microsoft gets away with murder.
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>>108624153
They're an admin. Which is basically "We're the boss fuck you", they didn't even log in for upwards of a month beforehand before they just did this.
If you want my opinion: They're the fall guy. There are commands coming from up above and they're using this little wiki admin who doesn't interact with the page anyway as the face of it. The actual actors get to hide in the shadows and find other ways to manipulate the project. Start archiving the wiki, now. It's XLibre today but it could be Grub2 once systemd-boot gets attestation, TPM, and verified ID support.
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I fucking hate waypists so much it's unreal.
>>108622314
It actually works.
>>108623782
We can judge an idea based on its merit instead of how much we dislike the person saying it, this is just a really obvious and lame way to stop people from thinking about things.
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Oh right and I forgot what is the most annoying feature
>No universal clipboards STILL
>Wayland's solution was upwards of 6 clipboards at a time
>When a process closes, 3 of them are at risk of clearing outright
>freedesktop's solution to this was to remove one of the clipboards (the middle click)
Literal most retarded devs of all time.
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>>108624259
Yeah let's have 5 clipboards instead of 6 (that clipboard was the ONLY ONE that carried between processes btw all the other ones get fucked when the process terminates) that'll show those retards trying to use our kiosk display server
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>>108624370
>yea may as well not exist
XLibre is an unofficial fork of X11 just like how X11 is an unofficial fork of XFree86. 'Official' is fucking meaningless when it comes to forks or open source because this is not a popularity contest. Your disingenuous ass knows this.
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>>108624610
Come home, schizo
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>>108624074
never thought I'd say this but Arch Linux seems like it's actually part of the corpo infiltration of FOSS, un-fucking-believable.
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>>108624003
>Highly hardware specific.
Have you had trouble with NVIDIA? My laptop is one of thoes Intel iGPU NVIDIA dGPU Optimus ones, and that's worked OK. (I thought I would use the NVIDIA render with Gamescope, which is meant to work pretty well, but I actually haven't gotten round to playing any games on this particular machine in however many years it's been.)
That's fair enough for people who have poor hardware compatibility that maybe for some people it doesn't work great because of their hardware, but I think some of these X11 fans go a bit too far the other way and say therefore it's no good for anyone.
I'm not against people using X11 or XLibre. If that's what's best for them, that's great they have that. I just find it confusing when I see people make these broad blanket statements about Wayland features that are working without any issues for me.
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Do you mean you unplug, for example, the HDMI cord from your computer, and plug it into a different machine, and the non-XWayland programs on your second screen die? (In essence, when you unplug a HDMI). I might be missing the point there. I did have an issue for a little while where certain apps (specifically chromium, running on the Wayland Ozone platform) would sometimes die when dragging them from one screen to another but that seems to have gone away.
Can't comment on the fractional scaling. I think I use 2.0 and it works fine. Sorry to hear you've had problems with other scales. I do seem to recall Hyprland saying they weren't supported, so that makes sense.
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I use cliphist and that has been serving me pretty well. Works how I would expect it to. I still have the past however many hundreds copies I've made available even though the processes they came from have long since closed. I didn't like middle click paste in the first place though so that one was no great loss for me. Wouldn't be surprised if you could using binds to make it paste on middle click again like you want.
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>>108624811
oh look another disingenuous shill
here's what actually happened without you omitting crucial details:
one wiki admin deletes the documentation to a software for no real reason other than "muh coc", didn't link any statements or proof the coc was violated in any way and then the discussion around it is silenced with no explanation either.
this btw comes after one of the devs contacted a r/archlinux mod to have threads about a rumor that arch will add age verification deleted
>:(
whatever you say shill
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>>108624919
>I seriously consider it. I'm sick and tired of fighting with Linux, feels like Windows at this point.
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>Come home, schizo
very based
OpenBSD is least pozzed, but not good for fast GUI. But good to try it.
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>discussion about Jews hiking up prices for every computer part is off topic
>a /pol/tard Jew shill post is on topic
And trannies, despite being an insignificant % of the world population, wonder why the world hates them!
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OH FOR FUCK'S SAKE, look at this Xlibre nonsense on the Gentoo wiki and tell me the entire display server world hasn't completely lost its goddamn mind!
Xorg — the battle-hardened, network-transparent, actually-works-for-actual-users X11 server that's been carrying Linux on its back for decades — is getting slow-walked into the grave by a bunch of Red Hat corporate fanboys and Wayland zealots who decided that if they just stop merging patches and call everything "maintenance mode," people will magically forget how much X11 still kicks ass for real workflows.
And what do we get as the heroic savior? Xlibre. Some lone wolf forks it because upstream called his patches "poor quality with regressions" (shocker), then he rage-quits and declares the whole Xorg project infested with "toxic elements" and "BigTech moles" deliberately sabotaging it to push their precious Wayland monopoly. Classic "embrace, extend, extinguish" they scream, while shipping a fork in "early stages" with ABI breaks, live ebuild warnings, and a GitHub README that reads like a conspiracy manifesto.
Congratulations, you've turned the display server drama into even more drama. Instead of fixing Xorg properly, we now have two barely-maintained X11 implementations: the original that's being deliberately neglected, and the angry fork that's "lots of code cleanups and enhanced functionality" (whatever the hell that means — they sure as shit don't list any of it).
Meanwhile, Wayland sits there like the smug, over-engineered hipster it is: "Oh nooo, screen sharing is broken, global hotkeys are a nightmare, my compositor crashed again, but at least it's secure and modern!" Yeah, secure like a toddler's fort made of popsicle sticks. Every time someone points out that real users still need actual X11 features that Wayland treats as "legacy problems," the response is "just use XWayland bro" while they quietly break XWayland too.
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>>108624956
I agree, it's definitely not good, and it should been handled on the talk page as a page merge request with X11. People just get so dramatic about stuff that hasn't even fully played out yet is my issue.
The only other Arch involved person we've seen anything from here is Seth, who has disagreed on the deletion for the CoC reason given, but is fine with letting it stand because the page didn't have any config information over the information for X11. It wasn't a long standing page with useful stuff on it or anything.
Arch on the whole is pretty good at keeping things non-political, better than most any other distro, so it's annoying when some tiny thing happens because of one unilateral decision by a wiki admin, and people act like "it's so over" because of one volunteer retard.
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>>108625029
>People just get so dramatic about stuff that hasn't even fully played out yet is my issue.
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>Arch on the whole is pretty good at keeping things non-political, better than most any other distro, so
I'm glad for you man. Or sorry that this happened.
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>>108623278
Honestly, it's beyond tiresome seeing this cycle repeat itself over and over.
First it's XLibre is evil Nazi. Stomp it out now
Then its "Let's all chuckle and snort at the same thing and pretend like its the first time you heard it every single time. Just like my heckin daily show!"
If XLibre gets bigger it'll be "This is a threat to our Linux Democracy. We have to deplatform it"
Do you ever get tired of repeating the same canned responses and behaviors? Also your Reddit snark is no different than "owning the libs" and you are significantly worse about being a "culture war" retard than even the most knuckle dragging rightoid.
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Arch is clearly compromised. This much is obvious.
So what are the options now? Artix is based on Arch. Gentoo is solid but rather impractical on lower end machines. Void might an alternative but I feel they're only a "good" alternative now because they're way too underground.
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>>108624857
Is that really the reason you libtards are so upset by XLibre? The Make X Great Again line? Jesus you are some of the most mentally I'll people in the world. You do know that Make _ Great Again has become more or less a common slogan that can be used in a lot of varying ways. You can even use it in a neg-MAGA way without bring fully ironic. Boomers were right about TDS.
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>>108625198
Void has a lot of potential. It just has too many trannies and libtards in control, but it's ripe for a Chud invasion. Easy to set up alternative repos and void-packages are more decentralized than the AUR.
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No responses made across these three posts.
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>>108625222
it really do be like that
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>>108625200
>It's not political
>Make x great again
Ahh yes because the creator that clearly supports millions of things that Orange Man does isn't making a political statement here. The gnome screenshot too, nooo! It's not political! Cope more faggot. You're convincing no one that isn't a maggot.
>Hating one of the worst and most divisive political people of our time alive is deranged
Kill yourself, unironically.
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>>108625277
>make post omitting the details of what happened
>downplay everything with "oh the wiki page didn't actually have anything important" and "it's just one rogue admin but here's this other admin who agrees actually!"
>people dismiss you for the obvious damage controlling shill that you are
>then you pretend you're "le serious"
you have some nerve to ask for a serious reply despite knowing that if this was the Arch forum we wouldn't even be having a discussion because it would get deleted immediately
all one rogue admin btw
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>>108625198
>Arch is clearly compromised.
>Gentoo as an alternative
>too underground
>when Gentoo has been taken over by ChromeOS devs for almost a decade now
Linux is clearly compromised. That doesn't mean "go back to windows", though:
https://cy-x.net/topic/linux-as-a-whole-is-compromised/601
Cherry on top: The internet is clearly compromised
https://cy-x.net/topic/master-thread-on-the-2015-2022-closure-of-the-i nternet/837 (pages 1-2)
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>>108625382
You guys aren't actually saying anything. You're just calling me a shill and saying I'm downplaying it without anything to back that up. Why is it a bigger deal than I think? You should make a point rather than just asserting stuff and hoping people won't ask you for anything to back it up.
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>>108625508
>erm I ackchuhally need an explanation as for why randomly deleting xlibres documentation and silencing all discussion about it is le bad
what's next you plebbitor, gonna ask me to back it up with a source?
actually here's one:
https://www.theknotsmanual.com/knots/hangmans-knot-noose/
you dumb fucking shill
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>>108625613
>Randomly deleted
From xlibres cuck page:
>Right after journalists first began covering the planned fork Xlibre, on June 6th 2025, Redhat employees started a purge on the Xlibre founder's GitLab account on freedesktop.org: deleted the git repo, tickets, merge requests, etc, and so fired the shot that the whole world heard.
This "purge" was a long time coming and was frankly DESERVED. Unnecessary ABI breakages, leaving end users w broken graphics, and his schizophrenic anti vax bullshit. Enrico Weigelt deserves all he has coming to him and more. He's more "woke" in the stupid trans way than any actual trans person.
>Xlibre
May eventually become a good project if he can stop being schizophrenic for a couple years. Doubt it, though. The handling of his removal was obviously horrific though. Why in the fuck these retards waited so long to remove this retard is beyond me. His gay ass CoC shouldn't have the Trump dog whistle and gnome screenshot in it. Simple as, moving forward.
Oh and I hope (You) and all the chuds, and Enrico Weigelt kill yourselves. The world WILL be better if you all perish.
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>>108625772
>>Right after journalists first began covering the planned fork Xlibre, on June 6th 2025, Redhat employees started a purge on the Xlibre founder's GitLab account on freedesktop.org: deleted the git repo, tickets, merge requests, etc, and so fired the shot that the whole world heard.
>"when redhat says jump, arch should say how high! when redhat pettily purges their maintainer, arch should do the same thing!"
>vax statements from 5 fucking years ago
you know the crazy part about all of this you stupid retard?
you've actually given more of a reason than the person who deleted the page did. which is exactly the problem, hence why I said "randomly".
now go get your tardwrangler to explain to you what hypocrisy is because your post is fucking full of it.
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>>108625277
>No responses made across these three posts.
when Arch linux admin of wiki already deletes articles based on his political opinions, shit is already pretty far gone.
If they undo it and kick the retarded admin then sure. Will they? Remeber to (you) us if they do! (they won't)
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>>108624065
Don't shoot the messenger. This is actually a very good and impartial wiki article as a wiki should be. They don't take sides just say it like it is.
Yes, it could very well work for you. It doesn't claim otherwise.
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>>108626251
They probably won't because they don't really care that much about the AUR.
They still have packages like:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/unshitted-systemd
This is going to break some retards system sooner or later.
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I fucking think retards clinging to X11 are open source programmers that refuse to switch. I also still use X11 because those same faggots won't upgrade the program I use. So i ended up paying some niggers who are making the upgrades on the same sort of program but its taking them fucking forever so here I remain on X11.
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>>108623893
>This all stems from the "Kiosks first" mentality of Wayland. How SteamOS got Wayland native desktop is a miracle that I'm sure is built on the backs of thousands of hacks because you cannot use most hardware to seamlessly bind actions or hotkeys to the desktop in Wayland.
It is because all of your "Wayland" issues are GNOME issues.
Steam uses KDE Plasma which has no such issues.
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>>108626317
>What's the alternative?
>>Bloat maxing Windows 11? No
>>Buy a Mac? No
>>Chop your dick off and use FreeBSD? No
1) OpenBSD
2) Microkernels. Perhaps Genode/SeL4. Or Nova (microhypervisor). And inside it run the good parts of Linux, BSDs (drivers), and run any software, and VMs.
It's very experimental, but is the future.
As usual the unix way of modularity is the right way.
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>>108626325
Yeah, no.
I have a shit Core2Duo laptop I'm not using anymore though so maybe I'll try it there. I don't expect great things but OpenBSD can probably run on hardware that ancient, right? Some microkernel bullshit probably can too.
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>>108622213
extremely based
may all Chuds seethe in piss
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>>108626220
They'll probably just add a note to Xorg or something. What's happened so far is it's been added as a note to General recommendations#Display server. That seems like a good place for it, and probably how this will settle.
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>>108626281
Way;and was originally meant for kiosks, but it hasn't been that way for a long time now.
What that guy probably means is that GNOME is "kiosk-like" (really it's tablet-like, which is also bad, but not quite as bad).
He seems to have mixed up GNOME's implementation of Wayland with Wayland as a whole.
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>>108625831
Your unemployed anecdotes don't matter, faggot.
>>108625861
0 research was done in that post bud just read you fucking waste of oxygen
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>>108626417
Don't think so. Mint itself is slowly progressing towards a stable Wayland experience though, albeit it at an extremely glacial pace to the point that even a one man project could do more than them.
I don't know what Mint actually does apart from collect donations.
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God I think that people should be economically and socially equal but leftist are just so fucking infuriating and toxic. The right might have the wrong ideas but at least they don't cancel everyone who doesn't agree with them
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>>108626343
Yeah thought so, I’ll wait then.
>>108626432
It’s a nice middle ground between bleeding edge stuff and debian. It has pretty regular security updates, and the lack of DE updates is a blessing because updates always mean something is going to change
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>>108626486
No "it" is the singular form for inanimate objects
"They" is the singular form for animate objects
>>108626493
So did Shakespeare, and the king james bible uses it sometimes too
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>>108626459
It does exist.
I hate trannies as much as the next man (male) and they will never be a woman. Libshits and SJW are retarded for trying to implement some newspeak but so are retards that don't understand their own language.
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>>108626519
>then what purpose does "he"/"she" serve if everything can be satisfied by "they"?
It's just leftovers from the complex gendered system of Old English. English used to be like other European languages where every noun had a gender male, female or neuter. but now it's basically gone outside of living beings that are male or female
singular they is specifically for when you don't know if the person is male or female or about a hypothetical person who's gender can be either male or female. It got co-opted by leftists to use it for their non binary bullshit only recently.
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>>108623338
most of it was true when Xlibre first forked, but its totally false that they don't list enhanced functionality, THe Xnamespace extension was advertised from the beginning, and was never accepted by Xorg.