> It is one of the reasons why people push for Wayland.
Really? You think they'd just push for a _firewall_. Wouldn't that just solve the actual problem? Oh, wait, yea, X11 disabled TCP networking by default more than a decade ago.
> it cannot use the active X11 connection to spy on your keyboard.
You understand what /dev/input/* is, right?
> I understand that this means this blog post lacks substance.
The whole undertaking lacks substance.
Too many projects drank the early 2000s kool-aid and thought they would get a second suck at the salve (a.k.a "start from scratch"). It never worked out and you just fraction an already annoyed userbase into an overtly warring userbase. I can't think of anything more wasteful of talent and energy.
> I personally think attitudes like yours have destroyed this site.
neat. I mean, the site seems fine to me. Seems to be working fine. I got downvoted for my observation but you'll be upvoted for saying I broke something, so maybe it was already broken when you got here.
Really? You think they'd just push for a _firewall_. Wouldn't that just solve the actual problem? Oh, wait, yea, X11 disabled TCP networking by default more than a decade ago.
> it cannot use the active X11 connection to spy on your keyboard.
You understand what /dev/input/* is, right?
> I understand that this means this blog post lacks substance.
The whole undertaking lacks substance.
Too many projects drank the early 2000s kool-aid and thought they would get a second suck at the salve (a.k.a "start from scratch"). It never worked out and you just fraction an already annoyed userbase into an overtly warring userbase. I can't think of anything more wasteful of talent and energy.