> And X.Org's driver architecture could be replaced completely (in fact, it could be made to run on the same stack as Wayland)
Many distros do this already. Both for graphics drivers (xf86-video-modesetting) and input drivers (xorg-input-libinput)
Many distros do this already. Both for graphics drivers (xf86-video-modesetting) and input drivers (xorg-input-libinput)
There's glamor, but AFAIK it's not as tested as it should, and is still shoehorned into old model.
An example of not following the old model is Xsgi, which was (hw) compositing and quite ingenious in many ways.