Hello everybody,
Many thanks for the many answers and the valuable assessments. As it is
now for me, both approaches have their right to exist.
I personally see Xorg in base's ability to be cross-compiled as
important. I have already benefited from this on my Banana Pi. It makes
a difference whether I only have to install a window manager after
writing the image to the SD card or compile a complete Xorg.
It would also be interesting to see whether it is seen as an advantage
that Xorg in Base has a closer link with regard to synchronous
adjustments of kernel-side code (KMS?) And the corresponding Xorg
drivers. At least in theory that sounds like an advantage to me.
Since it works stable for me at the moment, I will stay on Xorg from
base on my desktops and use modular Xorg primarily for servers on which
I only have to fulfill one or the other X11 dependency.
Best wishes
Matthias
