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>Xorg died over a decade ago.
Yet most of my systems still use it, curious!

Banning all development on the project isn't the same as it "dying", that's just you trying to enact hitler-like control over a project you declared you unilaterally own without anybody's consent.

Reminder this is exactly how X11 got formed from Xfree86. Now Xlibre is being formed from X11 for the exact same reason.

>Yes I like Gnome
Oh I see, you're a blind faggot.