If it would be a standard intented for Unix ideology and not business requirements of X11 (35+ years is a long time) or Wayland (RedHat is one company with its own interests, sometimes contradicting, say, mine as a Unix user), then it could work well.
X11 paradigm I like more than that of Wayland, but it could use some clearly incompatible changes.
Solution: Create a new standard (always works so well)
I present x12land
Because fuck it!
With that name we won’t get anywhere! I propose we abandon x12land and start a new standard, w12!
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Shush! Lennart might hear you!
Mir is there
Mir is wayland-based now :p
If it would be a standard intented for Unix ideology and not business requirements of X11 (35+ years is a long time) or Wayland (RedHat is one company with its own interests, sometimes contradicting, say, mine as a Unix user), then it could work well.
X11 paradigm I like more than that of Wayland, but it could use some clearly incompatible changes.
xkcd 927
https://xkcd.com/927/
damn you beat me to it