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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 04, 2023,
updated Sep 05, 2023

Wayland does not support screen savers: it does not have any provision that allows screen savers to even exist in any meaningful way. If you value screen savers, that's kind of a problem.

Read on

UPDATE

Another case:

JetBrains promises Wayland support for its IntelliJ IDEs on Linux – eventually [Ed: Microsoft propaganda agent Tim Anderson can happily gloat that Wayland leaves "Linux" back]

JetBrains will add support for the Wayland Linux graphics API to its IDE family based on IntelliJ – though the effort is “ongoing” and depends on Project Wakefield, an OpenJDK project to add Wayland support to Java.

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