> I'm wondering if there are plans regarding rewriting wmaker to be an
> compositor on wayland? I know, that wayland is not widely used yet,
> but eventually it will replace X stack. Probably ;). Thoughts?

I've been toying with the idea of writing a compositor with a NeXT-like
interface as a way to get myself acquainted with Wayland.

Sadly, I haven't taken it past the "toying with" stage because, as far
as I can tell, Wayland-related documentation is somewhere between
outdated, abysmal and absent.

That being said, unless they manage to mess up Wayland really, really
bad, I don't think X11 will be very relevant 4-6 years from now. Wayland
has a lot of big commercial Linux players behind it -- and those (by
which I mean that, by which I really mean Canonical) who aren't behind
it aren't behind X11 anyway.

Alex


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