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Fedora's FESCo To Decide Whether To Replace Upstream X.Org Server With XLibre Fork
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The only way to fix Xorg is to break org. It requires a redesign.
The Xorg devs chose to do that by starting a separate project. The breakage has been in Wayland, now maturing, while Xorg was left stable. Xlibre wants bring this disruption to the X codebase itself.