Wayland, a more modern, secure, and high-performance graphics protocol, is officially replacing X11. It's the end of an era in Linux history.

I've used and relied on X11 for decades, but I'm now solely using Wayland. Here's why you should make the switch, too.

Xlibre 25.0.0.0 is out, the "Summer Solstice" release of this new FOSS X11 server forked from the X.org server. This is a ...

Wayback is an experimental X compatibility layer which allows for running full X desktop environments using Wayland ...

which has been used by common Linux distributions to generate and output user interfaces by default for over a quarter of a century. Rather, Wayback is a simple compositor based on the modern Wayland ...

For those of you who haven't tried KDE yet, KDE would like to remind you that on October 14, Microsoft wants to turn your ...

With the latest release of Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) the end of the X Window System has become reality, completing a years-long transition period. Although this change between display ser… ...