NeoNachtwaechter, 1 year ago How it got from there to “let’s use it for everything on the Linux desktop and ditch X” I’ll never understand. Just because they wanted it so badly… They had 2 fundamental problems with X: 1 - Everybody except the super nerdy nerds confused the ‘X client’ and the ‘X server’ all the time, and thought the naming were wrong. 2 - The networking was hard to set up / troubleshoot.
How it got from there to “let’s use it for everything on the Linux desktop and ditch X” I’ll never understand.
Just because they wanted it so badly… They had 2 fundamental problems with X:
1 - Everybody except the super nerdy nerds confused the ‘X client’ and the ‘X server’ all the time, and thought the naming were wrong.
2 - The networking was hard to set up / troubleshoot.