Linux

If only this wonderful opinion were published someplace else than blogs.gnome.org and by someone who's not a GNOME developer who are expected to lie by now.

X11 is not glorious past, it just makes sense.

Of course, when you freeze it in a certain state, only doing bug fixes, you can't utilize its modularity and extensibility to fix problems that can be fixed in an alternative with actual development happening. But it appears the solution of finally making a fork has been found.

I welcome anyone to find fascism, nazism, conspiracy theories (if that's about said freeze and refusal to break backwards compatibility in some things, then, well, that's a fact visible for anyone on the web) here.

“Concerned” Trolling about the Accessibility of the Wayland session

So for actual complaints they just say it's trolling and put quotes. That's not a valid response.

You all need mandatory supervised access to the Internet from now on.

Maybe snowflake GNOME devs need that? I don't use GNOME, so - won't really feel the loss.