Sure, but all the software I want to run uses X instead of Wayland. And it would be cool if we could get reliable key remapping under systemd and wayland.
Wayland is a protocol that can be implemented by a compositor. Since Wayland intentionally chose to only support a subset of the functionality of a display server like Xorg, it became possible to rip out the Xorg specific hardware drivers and make the X11-supporting Wayland compositor known as XWayland possible in the first place.
"We're stuck with just a protocol that can have arbitrary implementations including full backwards compatible X11 servers"
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"We're stuck with just a protocol that can have arbitrary implementations including full backwards compatible X11 servers"
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