The 2013 "State of X.Org" report

Oh! now i understand why.

Sorry if i offended someone with a more "aggressive" tone. Giving orders never was the intend. The more aggressive "outlook" is because i still can't understand why this replacement "endorsement" that will imply changing every single one X app out there... as if must be this and then will be that for sure and no other choice...

The idea is not being a "wet blanket" for wayland, but reality can be very cruel... its not me "the problem" gentlemen, its the billions (yes with a B) of *potential end-users* out there, its not me who you have to listen, convince and put up with, its them. Yes the Ultra-Mobile side can be a refuge, its like an appliance, as if it is this, and take it or live it 'o' end-user... but lets be realistic, none of this projects will ever replace Android, Mac, and or Windows that is growing pushed by multi-billions at the front, anytime soon (if ever).

That is, if you gentleman want to have chances of "mass adoption" with a new project for the client, then the "desktop" side must be the first target, and this may already include Mobile from tablets to laptops.(IMHO not an order)

Those can be a very though audience just for starters... i have some experience, let me tell you... they want all their apps up and running, with no bugs or crashes, they want great looks, and they want all their hardware supported, and this including upto 4 GPU card in a system if it must.

And short the list may seem, those are worst than orders. You just can't send them to slash*t or something, telling them to go away or do the code themselves... 99.9% percent of them NEVER did a line of coding in their lives, those suggestions would seem worst than an insult, they just will not only don't understand, they will stay with Windows/Mac and smear and insult to kingdom come, not only a display system (what ever that may be) but *ALL* of Linux, the good the bad and all in between.

Perhaps for "mass adoption intents" on the desktop/client sector, the all Linux infrastructure will need a PR front... just to try to isolate the devs...

X has almost all of the apps there already, X can have great looks... the all thing lacks yet the proper hardware support that those ignorant massive masses would be complaining about... wayland will get to start allover, and even if it doesn't, those end-users couldn't care less about code design style complexity or language (as long it works well and has no bugs).