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Plasma is going all Wayland
(blogs.kde.org)
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Developers do not look for reports on social media, so they will not see it and all it does is clutter up the feed.
Most, likely 95+% of users will never even realise. Hell, they didn't realise when we switched them over to Wayland by default in Plasma 6. Even less so now with NVIDIA at last getting their act together, and devs having spent many human-hours in figuring out support for graphic tablets and so on. And even less a year from now when we have full feature-parity with X11.
You may be underestimating the competency and speed of KDE devs. These people are the effing top.
Will there be people who still need X11 a year+ from now? Maybe, it will be for really niche reasons though: very specific hardware (most most common tablets and drawing pads are already supported) or really old legacy software their company requires them to use.
Either way, there will be compatibility layers, distros and maybe even forks of Plasma with X11 support, so this is all a non-issue.
I promise, my view of KDE developers is well informed. But it doesn't matter, because KDE development alone isn't going to fix deficiencies in the Wayland protocol.
I think that view is overly optimistic. We shall see.