Why is Wayland stuck in the past, refusing to embrace basic multi-window positioning? It's 2025, and the tech world has moved on. Every forward-thinking platform and GUI toolkit supports multi-window functions, yet Wayland remains in a never-ending battle against this essential feature. It’s infuriating to witness developers held back by such archaic opposition! I’ve personally grappled with the limitations Wayland imposes on my workflow. It's not just a nuisance; it’s a downright barrier to efficiency. How can we innovate when we're shackled by outdated restrictions? It’s time for a wake-up call! We need a system that empowers, not one that limits creativity and productivity. The tech community deserves better than this stagnation. Let’s demand progress and push for a future where multi-window positioning is a given, not a privilege! https://hackaday.com/2025/11/11/waylands-never-ending-opposition-to-multi-window-positioning/ #Wayland #TechRevolution #MultiWindowSupport #Innovation #Productivity

Wayland will never be ready for every X11 user. After decades, it's clear that the X Window System is just too old and worn out. People keep saying it's time to move on, but here we are, still stuck in the past. Wayland promises a lot, but honestly, I don't see it happening anytime soon. It's just another complicated transition that most of us can't be bothered with. #Wayland #X11 #Linux #OpenSource #Technology