clinux·Linuxbycm0002 X.Org Is Still Alive and Just Patched Nine Security Flawshttps://linuxiac.com/x-org-is-still-alive-and-just-patched-nine-security-flaws/Open linkView original on lemy.lol145Comments11Reply
bbitcrafter replyprogramming.dev2Hide 2 repliesNo, the letter is X. It's like you aren't even paying attention...22Reply
Maki replylemmy.blahaj.zone2Hide 2 repliesMight want to steer clear of xlibre: https://ostechnix.com/xlibre-arch-wiki-removal-explained/ https://fossforce.com/2026/04/when-your-xorg-fork-is-more-about-dei-than-display-servers/6Reply
UUncut_Lemon replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyThe BSD's are embracing xlibre, so it is a project that's being taken seriously and has real technical merits.3Reply
UUncut_Lemon replylemmy.worldConsidering they have an active GitHub repo, likely recently. Even more so with the BSD's incorporating it as a default.2Reply
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No, the letter is X.
It's like you aren't even paying attention...
Really? Not 𝕏 ?
I stand corrected.
Happy cake day!
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Not a surprise to anyone actually paying attention.
And how many patches Xlibre has applied meanwhile?...
Might want to steer clear of xlibre:
https://ostechnix.com/xlibre-arch-wiki-removal-explained/
https://fossforce.com/2026/04/when-your-xorg-fork-is-more-about-dei-than-display-servers/
The BSD's are embracing xlibre, so it is a project that's being taken seriously and has real technical merits.
Good for them.
Considering they have an active GitHub repo, likely recently. Even more so with the BSD's incorporating it as a default.