XLibre

X11 display server. Striving to improve the existing code base while maintaining backward compatibility to make X11 a viable choice for the future.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@coffnix @dhh Fizemos uma captura de tela para o caso de “algo nunca ter acontecido”:

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@coffnix @dhh > A Omarchy financia projetos com liderança tóxica. [blá-blá-blá] … XLibre …

O quê? Essas pessoas estão alegando que recebemos dinheiro da Omarchy? Será que elas sequer fizeram uma investigação mínima?

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@rodolfo861 @darvin_delgado @salmorejogeek ¡X11, más libre que nunca!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

There are different opinions on Wayland vs. X11. Two contrasting takes: https://t.co/wKtaIUzS6y and https://t.co/5Fz1PF4wU5.

Regarding market share, there are no reliable, representative statistics. We've heard estimates ranging from roughly even to some Wayland majority, but take those with a grain of salt. Distro telemetry mostly reflects distro defaults, while self-selected surveys can contradict each other.

The key question: how deeply is your app integrated into the graphics stack? Usually, you'll use a GUI toolkit like GTK or Qt, which takes care of most of the platform-specific details. If it's a Wine-based port, X11/XWayland comes to mind as a well-trodden compatibility path. Wine also has a native Wayland driver, so it's worth testing that too if you want to avoid the XWayland layer. Wayland implementations currently have an edge on fractional scaling and HDR, the X11 ones on remote access and compatibility.

For many users, the difference may be invisible: X11 apps also run on Wayland desktops via XWayland. So, where practical, pick a toolkit that supports both backends. You could start with X11/XWayland if compatibility is your priority, and keep testing Wayland along the way.

P.S. Some people like to make others believe that X11 is dead. Well, we're proof that it's pretty much alive. 😉

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@LundukeJournal You're very welcome. Thank you for choosing XLibre!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@wainohito テストとブログ記事、ありがとうございました！
Thank you for your testing and the blog post!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@mattdmoss @bobstah @DevuanOrg We're glad to hear!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

On #ArchLinux, you can now get both the “oldstable” #XLibre 25.0.x and the latest “beta” 25.2.x packages from our XLibre third-party repo.

Please see https://t.co/3cBgjeSULC for setup instructions. The old https://t.co/RA7NOWYewj repo has been removed in favor of the new repos.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@RachadorD Ficamos contentes por saber disso. Obrigado por partilhares!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@mastermasashi Yes, https://t.co/3cBgjeSULC is maintained by one of our team members, and the repository is constantly being updated. You can find the x86_64 binaries at https://t.co/GJPYfCrC3D. We'll soon add some more things in addition to the stable repo.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

Fast, resilient, and at home in stormy waters. The life of a #Gentoo.

In this picture: #XLibre 25.1.8, #Nvidia GTX 1080, Gentoo Linux kernel 6.18.38, Versatile X Window Manager (vxwm), compton

More #LiberatedScreens at https://t.co/an226FxWad

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@OSsupporter Thank you!

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@meatarchist Nope, there were no deletions besides the reply #6 of our team member. At the moment, the thread still contains all of the previous original posts up to reply #5 according to our screenshots.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

The deleted post of an #XLibre maintainer has been restored on the #ArtixLinux forum. Additionally, they packaged the Xserver 25.0.0.24 containing 8 CVE fixes that we released on June 6, 2026. For now we have https://t.co/egZ3qqFa0F and will look into solutions for the future.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@dekuve Nice! Please keep us posted.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@ddankenst There you go: https://t.co/wX2aoUXVbX

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

Thank you very much, Darren, Natalie, and the whole @acreetionos team! It is an honor for us, and we greatly appreciate your decision to choose us and stay on #X11 in general.

[AcreetionOS @acreetionos]

Huge shoutout to @xlibre 🙌 Y'all are doing the Lord's work keeping true X11 alive and kicking for gamers and power users everywhere. AcreetionOS ships XLibre as our default display server because we believe in what you're building. Keep it up — the Linux desktop needs you. 🐧🇺🇸 #MLGA #Linux #XLibre

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

We released the #XLibre Xserver 25.0.0.25, 25.1.9, and beta 25.2.2 during the last 4 days containing #security fixes for #CVE-2026-55999 and CVE-2026-56000. We recommend everyone update ASAP.

https://t.co/NyxJgr94nL
https://t.co/8hnK1KAfdb
https://t.co/Sci14c5fiI

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@Demoxtenex Muito obrigado pela sua reportagem! A maior parte do que foi relatado está correto. Não hesite em contactar-nos caso necessite de informações. Esforçamo-nos ao máximo por garantir transparência e honestidade.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

@JJusticeEnt Please see:
https://t.co/cLMwQdnPae

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

The deleted post of an #XLibre maintainer has been restored on the #ArtixLinux forum. Additionally, they packaged the Xserver 25.0.0.24 containing 8 CVE fixes that we released on June 6, 2026. For now we have https://t.co/egZ3qqFa0F and will look into solutions for the future.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

Our response to allegations on the #ArtixLinux forum was deleted today, a few hours after posting it. It dealt with claims made by a former #XLibre team member, who calls himself "artist." You can find the deleted post in our X article https://t.co/8wA1WsI7cq.

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

https://t.co/aiZWqWOoBX

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

We have an indication that the availability of version 25.0.0.24 also fixes an issue with Intel graphics cards on Artix as reported at https://t.co/khsg1O8uT2.

References:
* https://t.co/vtqpm5o3PA
* https://t.co/1a81xa8bS4

[XLibre @XLibreDev]

Our response to allegations on the #ArtixLinux forum was deleted today, a few hours after posting it. It dealt with claims made by a former #XLibre team member, who calls himself "artist." You can find the deleted post in our X article https://t.co/8wA1WsI7cq.