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Wayland is a Linux display server protocol designed to replace X11, which has a history of over 30 years, and isolates inter-application input event access at the protocol level.
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VerifiedWayland is a next-generation compositor protocol on the Linux desktop that replaces the legacy X11 display protocol and has become the default session environment in mainstream distributions such as Fedora and Ubuntu.80% similarUnverifiedWayland combines the compositor and display server into one, serving as a modern replacement for X11.77% similarUnverifiedX11 协议诞生于1984年，架构老旧，Wayland 作为现代替代方案提供更好的安全隔离、更低输入延迟和原生 HiDPI 支持69% similarUnverifiedX11 was born in 1984, adopting a client-server architecture oriented toward network transparency.59% similarUnverifiedAfter the XFree86 project sparked controversy over a license change in 2004, the community forked X.Org Server, which within a few years replaced it as the default X Window System implementation in virtually all Linux distributions.57% similar
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