Thread 106220550

I will always use xorg/xlibre
I will always use linux mint
I will always use cinnamon
I will have control over my computers and there is nothing that is going to stop me

>>106220550 (OP)
Nothing lasts forever but you fags can't accept it
I remember people saying they'd never switch from Windows XP 15 years ago

>>106220550 (OP)
>sticking to abandonware full of security issues

I switched to Wayland for HDR support but I will be looking at Xlibre's development with interest.

>>106220550 (OP)
Good luck with transitioning.

>>106220550 (OP)
There is nothing better than support. That is not a problem now, but it will be in the future.

The moment I can use HDR on xlibre I will switch
Yes it is that important to me

>>106220550 (OP)
Is this the latest hourly baby duck cope thread topic?

>my pronouns are xorg/xlibre
and by this point, tranny psyop is complete.
Fuck off you subhuman, I will strictly only ever use X11. There's no "xlibre", X11 was already free, and it was never an organization.

>>106221934
X11 is the protocol, Xlibre and Xorg are implementations of the protocol

>>106221954
ywnbaw

>>106221959
Already am one.

Waiting for xlibre to come to bsd (officially)

>>106220550 (OP)
I might be convinced to give LMDE a try once they switch to Devuan base
debian will cuck out once again
mark my words

>>106220571
and now with Windows 7 lmao

>>106220550 (OP)
Can't wait for google to buy all the top distros and make everything else illegal, once they get into power.

>>106220550 (OP)
>this is your average xorg/xlibre user
Way to go, xister!

>>106224210
wtf im still at version 6.2.2 do they fix anything in the new versions, my dwm is to modified to just simply update :S

>>106224210
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>106220550 (OP)
I'd use Wayland if any DE ever allows for disabling compositing.
No, allowing tearing is not the same thing, and even that only works for fullscreen applications.

>>106220550 (OP)
>I will always use xorg/xlibre
All these years of Wayland and it can't even let me apply color correction to my display like Xorg (or Windows).
WTF x 10^23

>I will have control over my computers
But you depend on programmers getting drivers right and maintaining them, no? :^)

>>106225033
>Wayland if any DE ever allows for disabling compositing
I don't think that is even possible given Wayland's design in the first place. Compositing isn't a separate thing, like on Xorg. It's a core function in order to get the screen to display shit.

>>106225867
Well then sucks to suck.

>>106220550 (OP)
I've been using xlibre since it was added to the Artix repos and never looked back

>>106220550 (OP)
no one fucking cares. why are these shit threads allowed? at least the maid cucks wrote software.

>>106224054
and now with Windows 10. It's unreal honestly.

>>106226233
>heh, it sucks that you don't have tearing
kek, you're fucking retarded.

>>106220550 (OP)
I tried to give gnome with wayland another shot. the pointer acceleration is all kinds of fucked up that makes precise movements super hard even when moving the mouse slowly

>>106220571
Wayland will die before X.

>>106226296
What have they added to it so far? Seen any differences with xorg?

>>106226417
That's due to the general latency of the cursor in wayland. I believe they treat the cursor as one with the rest of the scene displayed and thus always being vsynced or something.

which distro is best for xorg setup?

my ancient nvidia gpu does not work properly in wayland due to driver issues.
i've used arch linux previously, but i'm wondering, if there's something better out there.

alternatively, how do i make arch wayland free?

this but uncomposited openbox

I honestly don't even get the hype behind Wayland. I installed Arch on my desktop in 2016, have since always used disk clone during HW upgrades so my software setup has been essentially the same for the past 9 years, it never occurred to me to try a different display server just for the sake of it.

>>106228586
>alternatively, how do i make arch wayland free?
just avoid gnome, kde or hyprland

Wayland doesn't have a good mature VNC solutions like X11 does. Enough of a reason to eliminate it in my book.

>how do i make arch wayland free
use pactree to pin down what packages specify wayland as a dependancy, edit pkgbuilds of those packages to not build with wayland support, hope those options are exposed, install gentoo, violwaluigi!
last time i tried i gave up at mesa i think.

>>106220550 (OP)
>old clunky thing gets replaced
>the fringe users who love it come out of the woodwork touting it as superior when in fact it's dogshit.

>>106226328
you can stop tearing without compositing
you can't eliminate latency with forced compositing
you can't bring your father back, nigger-lipped mutt

>>106230659
wayland is 17 years old and achieved nothing. stop making a display server your identity, it's fucking bizarre

>>106220550 (OP)
Mint will transition to Wayland eventually. What then, chud?

Who fucking cares, use what works for you. It doesn’t matter. Both have their pros and cons

>>106226303
We didn't know how good we had it. I will never complain about maidposters again.

>>106224210
>activate linux
yeah i'm 99.9% sure this is a satiric screenshot.

@106230659
at least x11 is 100% functional. wayland shills only boast about their HDR support while they have a hacky, barely functional desktop experience.
>>106225033
i have no clue, but dwl has no visual effects or animations. i guess it could be faster. it was a pretty comfy wayland experience when i tried it.
>>106227580
https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver
numerous code cleanups to improve maintainablity and performance, the Xnamespace extension for separating X clients, integrated TearFree by default and allowed enabling atomic modesetting. Xnest was ported to xcb, per-ABI driver directories were introduced.

I use kde wayland on my desktop because it supports my 9070 xt best, and I use linux mate with xlibre on my laptop because it runs great and my laptop is pretty old. i really have no preference i just use what works

>>106228586
Use artix it has xlibre packages already in its repos and is much less of a hassle to switch over than using the arch aur packages

>>106220550 (OP)
Basado

I normally run gaeland but added x11 just because mesa sucks fucking balls on rnda4 drivers

>>106220550 (OP)
but what about systemd?

>>106220550 (OP)
Wow, didn't know xorg was still around, that's cute!

>>106230772
Works on my machine

>>106230840
Nothing I'll just move to the mouse
>*squeak*

X11 is vital. Gayland can't change gamma, it can't do a lot of shit. And it runs poorly and its not working that well and its not supported like xorg with stability.

So yeah I'm sticking with xorg/x11/xlibre

>>106220550 (OP)
Nobody asked.