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Be aware that you are having problems with legacy software being completely based off unmaintained XOrg.
It might just be a driver problem, but if XOrg is the problem, thats not solvable soon.
hmmmmmmm... It's just not introducing breaking changes all the time like wayland.
And I'd definitely not call xfce legacy as it's in active development, but its focus has always been on stability over introducing new features.