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The "purely political" reasons is that nobody wants to work on X.org implementation. Which, I guess, is technically political? Maybe? But it has real world cons
by array_key_first 4mo ago
The "purely political" reasons is that nobody wants to work on X.org implementation. Which, I guess, is technically political? Maybe? But it has real world consequences.
Like okay yeah we could all just stick to X. But in order to do that we need X to be developed, which it's not.
- avadodin 4mo agoI suppose being actively developed has positive connotations even in my own mind. I don't think we disagree on facts at all.