The overall adoption and implementation of Wayland — intended as a replacement for the decades-old X11 windowing system — in the Linux world has been full of fits and starts. But perhap…
Stop forcing Wayland into everything! Wayland just isn’t ready for this yet. My workflow requires five hopperclocks with different timings hooked up to an RS-snorlatch and inverse T-flip-flop. Wayland just doesn’t support that, and there are no signs that it ever will. I’ll stick with vanilla redstone, thank you very much.
Stop your nonsense, this kind of things are important for making wayland go forward… even if its only for the sake of a dev fun, but he probably found issues, reported them, made some comments on github with issues that he had that will make someone fix it later, ect…
wayland its still unusable for you and you want a stable system? Please keep using X, its reliable. But also has alot of issues that only a new fresh implementation can solve
Stop forcing Wayland into everything! Wayland just isn’t ready for this yet. My workflow requires five hopperclocks with different timings hooked up to an RS-snorlatch and inverse T-flip-flop. Wayland just doesn’t support that, and there are no signs that it ever will. I’ll stick with vanilla redstone, thank you very much.
Stop your nonsense, this kind of things are important for making wayland go forward… even if its only for the sake of a dev fun, but he probably found issues, reported them, made some comments on github with issues that he had that will make someone fix it later, ect… wayland its still unusable for you and you want a stable system? Please keep using X, its reliable. But also has alot of issues that only a new fresh implementation can solve