Uhh, you said before you don’t use either on linux? Why do you care?
The default for a desktop system on linux simply is wayland. It works fine.
It is quite clear that ubu only offered a suggestion, not sure how you arrived at them forcing you to use wayland or whatever.
Your post was not really usefull if that isn’t your intention…
It looks nice! It would be nice to see it packaged for other distributions though.
The developers of the software you use say they made a newer versione and the old one will not be maintained. Nothing stops you from using it. My Windows install is still running Windows 7 and I know Microsoft isn’t maintaining it, and many apps don’t support it. I accept these limitations.
Same thing with Xorg. Same thing for the few people who refused to move from Haiku alpha 4 to beta 1 because of package management. We can’t help them, and we can’t make software that pleases everyone. They are free to maintain a fork if they want to. In most cases, that doesn’t really work.
Is already packaged for arch, nix or fedora,
sadly no Debian packages yet