The Xfce Wayland road-map on the project’s Wiki has been updated a few times over the past two weeks, namely around the desktop panel plug-ins and applications support for Wayland. There still isn’t a firm timeline or release where they expect to have a complete Xfce Wayland transition complete, but ultimately are aiming to have a native Wayland experience that doesn’t depend at all on XWayland and will be using wlroots as part of its compositor. Many Xfce panel plug-ins are working under Wayland as are a number of Xfce’s own applications.

  • AutoTL;DR@lemmings.worldBEnglish
    32·
    1 year ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:

    Xfce 4.18 released last December with some strides on the Wayland front for this lightweight GTK-based desktop environment, but more work remains before Xfce will be fully compatible with Wayland and its own robust compositor.

    The Xfce Wayland road-map was recently updated to reflect the latest work on this major undertaking.

    The Xfce Wayland road-map on the project’s Wiki has been updated a few times over the past two weeks, namely around the desktop panel plug-ins and applications support for Wayland.

    There still isn’t a firm timeline or release where they expect to have a complete Xfce Wayland transition complete, but ultimately are aiming to have a native Wayland experience that doesn’t depend at all on XWayland and will be using wlroots as part of its compositor.

    Many Xfce panel plug-ins are working under Wayland as are a number of Xfce’s own applications.

    Those curious about the Xfce Wayland Roadmap can find the latest details on the Xfce.org Wiki.

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      • Strit@lemmy.linuxuserspace.show
        8·
        1 year ago

        That just means that the article it self was already pretty straight and to the point. If the TL;DR bot can’t condense it it’s already without “fluff”.

        • ugo
          5·
          1 year ago

          Yah, and phoronix is usually a very to-the-point website. But I still found it funny :)