XLibre

“Recently even Artix had to drop XLibre support for causing too many issues”

“Luckily there is XLibre if the xorg developers can't develop X any more.”

“in which the project founder is accused of being somewhat reckless in making changes”

“Xlibre brought XNamespaces -- as well as HDR and seat management.”

“XLibre and Phoenix might have ended up working out if they'd been started 10-15 years ago”

“independent screen scaling which xlibre now supports”

“he was banned from the X.org project due to poor code quality and practices”

“With X11 seeing renewed, independent work”

“Xlibre is run by a conspiracy theorist, who broke Xorg by having multiple bugs in his Merge Requests”

“actively developed and maintained X11 protocol display server”

“most of the contributions to xlibre have been cleaning up stuff thats been obviously wrong in xorg”

“the continued dedication to a GUI interface I have used since before I ever came to this country”

“It is, by design, meant to be a drop in replacement that will perpetuate X11 as Wayland starts to become the default.”

“git master of this project feels very snappy”

“life is way better since I upgraded to Xlibre & Cinnamon”

“Why is it always people like this who run projects that should be good?”

“after getting all his patches rejected because they cause tests to fail, doesn't compile, etc.”

“I wouldn't trust the reason given by the people who have said that they're trying to kill Xorg”

“XLibre exists simply because you can't just "force X11 to die"”

“It's a joke at best. At worst it'll foster an utterly toxic community.”

“The XLibre project is a noble idea, but a few contributors can't maintain an entire ecosystem on their own”

“actually works, and have many fixes that Xorg refused to implement”

“all their patches were reverted in upstream X11 due to quality issues”

“Once you enable XLibre namespaces filtering it breaks screensharing, global hotkeys. Obviously. It is breaking change.”

“Namespaces. It's been done already. Look into XLibre.”

“a project that wants to maintain X11”

“it is indeed better than Xorg”

“it is probably the best tool for what you want to achieve”

“a project that is stable, full-featured, and with a proven track record”

“Just got a major release as well with tons of new contributors and fixes/additions”

“XLibre[0] is available, ready for use and very active.”

“All are now features of XLibre.”

“from what I've heard of Xlibre I'm not super impressed by the code quality”

“whining about DEI and reusing the trump campaign slogan for your fork”

“I was the witness of all their tantrums breaking things all over xorg”

“They were ejected because they submitted some seriously broken patches”

“Ironic to promote a far right dev, and demonizing folks who are sick of his shit.”

“I expect there to be much faster changes and much more breaking things”

“it's certainly something to bear in mind if you intend to run xlibre though”

“They don't have what it takes to continue X11 alive once X.Org pulls the plug.”