What is Wayland? A Beginner's Introduction for New Linux Users. #wayland #linux

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Just a comment to pop this video up in the Recommended section :]

Very informative and clear presentation. Thank you!

I've started daily driving linux starting this year and haven't heard a more simple and clear explanation of how display servers work!

"Both are written in C" This is incorrect as Wayland is a standard, not an implementation like Weston, Mutter, etc. A Wayland compositor can be written in Rust like in Cosmic DE, can be compiled to web assembly like Greenfield, or any other Turing complete language as long as it complies to the standard.

i was searching for years for someone that can explain these technical terms in a non technical way thanks you so much

Great simple video on Wayland an X11, like the charts and explanations, ur very gifted speaker, I really enjoyed ur explanations very simple and direct, that's a rarity on utube keep up the great work.

Watching this on Wayland (I use Arch btw)

Hi Julia! I like your style and decision to represent the exposed information in the process of revealing it by hand on paper. It triggers a different complex of perception mechanisms, even it looks the same as, for instance, animated version at first glance. Also the used conceptual approach to stick to the simplicity. Keep up the great work!

Thanks for this content, subscribed

Great explanation! Very nice breakdown of Wayland. Keep it up!

Thank you for the explanation, and warm greetings from Brazil.

Great vid thx for the explanation. My friend asked me what Wayland was the other day and I struggled for an explanation. Ima send him this video 😎

Gratefull is found this channel, nice introduction

This is great content. Heard so much about Wayland especially via the Linux unplugged podcast, but really have not put my mind to checking it out further.

This helped me so much, thank you very much for making this easy to understand!

For clarity, the server and client are abstract notions that apply to software, not hardware. The server and client may be run on the same machine or multiple machines. This means the server and client can run on the same machine. The server can also run on a remote, or networked, machine and this is the distinction. This means you can run the server (it is always software) on a networked machine and a client (also software) can run on a separate machine, utilizing a network of machines to transmit information between them.

short, to the point and easy to understand. Thank you!

Well presented. Thank you. Tip: Purchase (or make) a light diffuser for your ring light.

Helped me understand, thank you!