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The Fedora and Kubuntu distributions give way to evolution, leaving behind the X11 window system after using this graphic standard for more than 30 years.
XLibre Promises to Revitalize X11
The Linux world is abuzz with news of XLibre, a fork of the venerable X11 window display system, which aims to be an alternative to X11’s successor, Wayland. Much of the Linux world is working to adopt Wayland, the successor to X11. Wayland has been touted as being a superior option, providing better security and performance. Despite the Fedora and Ubuntu both going Wayland-only, the newer display protocol still lags behind X11, in terms of func…
Fedora's FESCo To Decide Whether To Replace Upstream X.Org Server With XLibre Fork
In addition to the Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) having to decide on whether i686 support should end for Fedora Linux (including multilib), another contentious proposal is on replacing the X.Org X11 Server with the controversial XLibre fork...
Kubuntu, too, dares to take the next step in changing technology from Xorg to Wayland. Meanwhile, a dubious Fork is trying to breathe new life into Xorg.
The X11 window system, a pillar of the Linux graphical environment for more than three decades, is being replaced by Wayland in distributions such as Fedora and Kubuntu. X11, known for its flexibility and compatibility, has become obsolete in the face of modern security and performance requirements. Wayland, presented in 2008, offers a more efficient and secure design, integrating the graphic composer directly into the server and improving the u…
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