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what are problems with linux?

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Probably X vs Wayland. Everyone knows what the correct answer is.
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  Mir!
  
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    Y Windows obv. 🧌
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      Y is so last decade, everyone I know is using X12
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  GNOME too
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  It’s Wayland, right? ^oh no^

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