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The first part of today’s headline is probably obvious to many of you. KDE will be moving on from Xorg to Wayland. But something else is changing too...
The first part of today’s headline is probably obvious to many of you. KDE will be moving on from Xorg to Wayland. And considering Gnome’s aggressive plans to move to it, this may happen sooner rather than later. KDE & Gnome having a mutual interest in Wayland is great, and we can’t wait to reap the benefits of it. But it seems that one technology — one that’s synonymous with KDE — will likely not be making the transition.
In a delightfully composed blog post by KDE’s Aaron Seigo, we learned of a late night meeting to determine the fate of KDM, the requirements of it’s replacement, and the overall future of login mechanisms for KDE. The requirements are as follows.
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