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> On Nov 1, 2020, at 11:12 PM, Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> 
> On the developer side, it gets rid of a lot of the old cruft from the 20+ 
> years of development and compatibility that's required of such an old 
> project. From what I can tell, the concept of what's going on underneath the 
> covers is also much simpler.
> 
> On the user end, it solves some long-standing issues that are basically 
> impossible to fix due to the architecture of X11. A couple few the top of my 
> head is 1. Only the focused application and authorized accessibility tools 
> can grab keyboard input (anything could grab Keyboard input in X11); 2. 
> Tear-free rendering with built-in double/tripple buffering; 3. Better 
> security around who/what can connect to the server (i.e., other users cannot 
> open a window in your session without explicit authorization, not even root).
> 
> From what I can tell, Wayland also uses less memory than Xorg, though that 
> doesn't matter much with the many GB machines we have today.
> 
> Unless modified by the distribution (i.e. Ubuntu), Wayland has been the 
> default for a GNOME environment for at least a couple years now. I personally 
> haven't had a single issue that would be attributed to Wayland. I'm even able 
> to play games from GOG/Steam, both native and via Proton just fine under 
> wayland.
> 
>> On Sun, 2020-11-01 at 22:40 -0700, Jim via PLUG-discuss wrote:
>> Why are people pushing Wayland?  X works.  Why should anyone use Wayland?  
>> What does it do that X doesn't do?
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 11/1/20 7:20 PM, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
>> Since my last (arch) system update, I can't seem to find any screenshot 
>> tools that work anymore in kde.  Wondering if anyone has any recommendations 
>> what works for them lately
>> 
>> I've used spectacle from kde for like a decade now as one of my favorite 
>> tools, and just as of a few months ago, it's gone to hell for me, and just 
>> crashes if I try to take a screenshot of a selected area.  Trying shutter 
>> recently from gnome, it sort of works at times, other times tends to crash 
>> when trying to take a screenshot of a selected area as well.  I've tried 
>> some others I've already forgotten the names of a while back, nothing seems 
>> to work anymore.  
>> 
>> I somewhat blame stupid wayland shenanigans in change, I'm not even using 
>> wayland, but all the major kde news is about wayland, that seems to just be 
>> bringing the whole thing down around their ankles.  Whatever kde is doing 
>> lately is just bringing it back 10 years in stability.
>> 
>> It's so hard to find good software these days.
>> 
>> -mb
>> 
>> 
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