looks promising. Now that people can contribute without corrupt elements blocking them we’ll start to see some new features and improvements—many have already been merged in.
Xlibre may seem like the underdog when Wayland is the shiny new thing with all the corporate support, but remember that Xlibre is already ahead of Wayland. It’s built on decades of features and refinement from X11. It’s already more widely supported, it’s faster, and it has some things the Wayland developers have vowed to never implement.
The Xfce devs might be quietly watching Xlibre to decide which direction to go.
[Xlibre](https://x11libre.net/) looks promising. Now that people can contribute without corrupt elements blocking them we’ll start to see some new features and improvements—many have already been merged in.
Xlibre may seem like the underdog when Wayland is the shiny new thing with all the corporate support, but remember that Xlibre is already ahead of Wayland. It’s built on decades of features and refinement from X11. It’s already more widely supported, it’s faster, and it has some things the Wayland developers have vowed to never implement.
The Xfce devs might be quietly watching Xlibre to decide which direction to go.