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GNOME is (Gradually!) Dropping X11
(youtu.be)
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Can't watch the video rn so going to be THAT person who asks a question that may be answered in the video....
I have a remote server running PopOS! I use with the gnome DE, I use xrdp to connect to it, have done some hinting in past about ways to use Wayland instead but had no luck. Does this slow decom mean development for Wayland over rdp may be coming soon?
Gnomes built-in RDP should work. There's also RustDesk which offers proper Wayland support.
FreeRDP and wayvnc are supposed to work.