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Subject: Re: [LINK] X11 Server Development Pace Hits A Two Decade Low
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Spiros Bousbouras wrote:

> I was under the impression that one of the plans for Wayland was to be able
> to run X server on top of it so that all X11 applications would continue to
> work. Has this plan been abandoned ?

I think that still exists, XServer sits on top of Wayland, apps tolk to XServer, 
believing it's Xorg, but when that first crept into Fedora, it seemed to break 
the tradional way of X remoting by

export DISPLAY=host:0.0