Not a whole lot on its face. But eventually, everything graphical and modern will be Wayland-first and it’ll be the expected native experience under the hood. There’s also the slight security bump of app isolation, less screen tearing without hacks, and better multi monitor support.
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Thomas_More@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 14d
What does this mean in a practical sense. I have and use Linux Mint. What does Wayland mean for improving Mint?
leo@lemmy.linuxuserspace.show · 1 pts · 13d
Not a whole lot on its face. But eventually, everything graphical and modern will be Wayland-first and it’ll be the expected native experience under the hood. There’s also the slight security bump of app isolation, less screen tearing without hacks, and better multi monitor support.