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Wayland is pretty good, actually
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I didn't have an opinion on this until I tried to disable right click on a ubuntu machine with Wayland. It needs an xmodmap style tool.
That's not a common thing people do tho
True but it's something that can easily be done in xorg because it has almost 20 years worth of tools created for it.
True. But Wayland will get there too, it just takes time.
Yeah but by that time people will be posting 'relationship ended with Wayland, (next thing) is my new best friend.'