I think there are now other projects to keep X alive aside from Xlibre, but so far, for me, X is fine. I also seem to remember that recently, there has been work on Xorg. Don't know if that's correct, but I do know an alpine linux person was working on Wayback, something that let you run X window managers on a Wayland system.
T-Aoki, I know you've mentioned various problems with Wayland, but as I've said, for me, labwc is quite a workable substitute. I know you've said you don't use tiling window managers but for others looking at this, there is sway (which may not work with Nvidia) and mango, which despite seeming to be one of those WMs that's bloated, can easily have animations and such removed so that it becomes a lot like dwl, the Wayland version of dwm. What is your usual window manager out of idle curiosity?
T-Aoki, I know you've mentioned various problems with Wayland, but as I've said, for me, labwc is quite a workable substitute. I know you've said you don't use tiling window managers but for others looking at this, there is sway (which may not work with Nvidia) and mango, which despite seeming to be one of those WMs that's bloated, can easily have animations and such removed so that it becomes a lot like dwl, the Wayland version of dwm. What is your usual window manager out of idle curiosity?