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XWayland is actively developed. XFree86, which is the "standalone DDX" you see on X11 desktops, is being actively maintained.
by lotharcable 3mo ago
XWayland is actively developed.
XFree86, which is the "standalone DDX" you see on X11 desktops, is being actively maintained.
- microgpt 3mo ago[dead]
- loeg 3mo agoXFree86 hasn't been relevant for over 20 years, when Xorg forked in 2004.
- calvinmorrison 3mo agoyes. there are X11 'servers' that exist inside other display systems.