Again, though, the weirdness exists; you just mentioned a bunch of niche things (presuming that KiCad is niche, I've never heard of it, so probably)
X/Wayland ain't like that AT ALL. It's something very central to the OS, which just tends to "get taken care of."
Really, my gut is that this is about a slow subconscious shift in culture; in the beginning there were the hippies who shared everything and now GNOME et al want to be 20 devs in a trenchcoat pretending to be Steve Jobs.
X/Wayland ain't like that AT ALL. It's something very central to the OS, which just tends to "get taken care of."
Really, my gut is that this is about a slow subconscious shift in culture; in the beginning there were the hippies who shared everything and now GNOME et al want to be 20 devs in a trenchcoat pretending to be Steve Jobs.