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    Phoronix: Fedora Rawhide Enables Wayland By Default, Where Supported

    Seven years after announcing Wayland and three years since Wayland 1.0, Fedora developers are preparing to be the first tier-one desktop Linux distribution to use it by default for supported drivers/hardware...

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  • #2
    dont expect Wayland to be Default in f24. https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipe...er/216694.html

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Anvil View Post
      dont expect Wayland to be Default in f24. https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipe...er/216694.html
      It depends how many resources they devote to this: may is distant enough for close the gap, if they have serious intentions.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Anvil View Post
        dont expect Wayland to be Default in f24. https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipe...er/216694.html

        as much as i have respect for Dave Airlie and his contributions. this would be one thing i really can't even begin to like

        whole wayland is completely on standstill because of arguments like that. fuck if it breaks something. that person should simply run X11 and report bugs, just as people now selected wayland

        it is a fucking chicken and egg problem from all sides

        - "wait for wayland support in apps" from one side and "no reason to do it because no one uses wayland" from another
        - same thing goes for xdg_shell evolution. patches being in bikeshed waiting for more desktops to add their opinion http://lists.freedesktop.org/archive...er/024764.html . yet, most desktops practically just ignore that since for now it works for everyone because no one runs wayland. and to make it worse, when xdg_shell will be finished all those desktops will probably start to scream how one desktop just took care of their own needs while forgetting that no one even bothered to help design the damn thing
        - proprietary drivers also wait for wayland to start adopting

        this is circular fucking dependency that can't even begin to solve unless it takes a bit of showing down the throat

        p.s. wtf is with these flash adds? i don't enable AddBlock just to support phoronix, but my cpu being 100% overtaken by adds whole time is just too much. could at least adds be fucking sane in not completely hampering whole computer?
        Last edited by justmy2cents; 10 November 2015, 06:36 PM.

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        • #5
          Are we talking about native wayland or xwayland?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by iznogood View Post
            Are we talking about native wayland or xwayland?
            making wayland as default session. you can't do that with Xwayland

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            • #7
              Wayland will be default for Fedora 24 (for all supported drivers), I fully expect that to happen.

              As for Optimus, sorry, it doesn't work properly with Xorg either at the moment, so for majority of users it's not regression. Majority of issues are non-critical at least from short term supported distro POV. If GNOME works, If all major applications works - ship it.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Pecisk View Post
                Wayland will be default for Fedora 24 (for all supported drivers), I fully expect that to happen.

                As for Optimus, sorry, it doesn't work properly with Xorg either at the moment, so for majority of users it's not regression. Majority of issues are non-critical at least from short term supported distro POV. If GNOME works, If all major applications works - ship it.
                an risk losing a lot of users cause it doesnt work on there machine? good idea that , i tried Wayland Gnome Session the other day, it didnt shutdown at all. i havent tried it since then. ( f23 )

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Anvil View Post

                  an risk losing a lot of users cause it doesnt work on there machine? good idea that , i tried Wayland Gnome Session the other day, it didnt shutdown at all. i havent tried it since then. ( f23 )

                  Losing lot of users...LOL Sure, it will hurt anybody to stay on Fedora 23 in case Fedora 24 won't work for them. Yeaaah right.

                  I understand skepticism is cool and stuff, but Wayland *will* replace Xorg. There's no way to stop this. It's over.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by justmy2cents View Post


                    as much as i have respect for Dave Airlie and his contributions. this would be one thing i really can't even begin to like

                    whole wayland is completely on standstill because of arguments like that. fuck if it breaks something. that person should simply run X11 and report bugs, just as people now selected wayland

                    it is a fucking chicken and egg problem from all sides

                    - "wait for wayland support in apps" from one side and "no reason to do it because no one uses wayland" from another
                    - same thing goes for xdg_shell evolution. patches being in bikeshed waiting for more desktops to add their opinion http://lists.freedesktop.org/archive...er/024764.html . yet, most desktops practically just ignore that since for now it works for everyone because no one runs wayland. and to make it worse, when xdg_shell will be finished all those desktops will probably start to scream how one desktop just took care of their own needs while forgetting that no one even bothered to help design the damn thing
                    - proprietary drivers also wait for wayland to start adopting

                    this is circular fucking dependency that can't even begin to solve unless it takes a bit of showing down the throat

                    p.s. wtf is with these flash adds? i don't enable AddBlock just to support phoronix, but my cpu being 100% overtaken by adds whole time is just too much. could at least adds be fucking sane in not completely hampering whole computer?
                    He removed the option to just use X11. That is what I complained about.

                    But hey reading is hard.
                    Dave.

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