That's what makes it even easier. They can push the narrative that the xorg developers were fed up and started working on wayland.

I recognize my inability to contribute. What I do understand is if red hat truly cared a tiny bit about desktop linux they would have intervened in the 18 year history of wayland. They're either afraid of acknowledging the fact that 18 years went down the drain or they are doing it on purpose. Mostly the latter.

Progress is good but the other reasons are fundamental faults of wayland. You cannot "fix" them, the only solution is to make X12. And no wayland is not X12.

All thanks to guhnome and shit hat