Fedora 40, Wayland, and ctwm

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Hello everyone.

I've been using CTWM since the 1990s, so about from the beginning.  At work
I run CTWM on Fedora, but I read that Fedora 40 is going to be all Wayland.

I searched the mailing list archives and I didn't find many posts
referencing Wayland.  Given that ctwm is a rather niche application, I fear
that it will not work in the Wayland world.

Is it as simple as installing Xwayland and then continuing on as in the
good ol' days of X11R5?

Thank you.

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1990s, so about from the beginning.=C2=A0 At work I run CTWM on Fedora, but=
 I read that Fedora 40 is going to be all Wayland.<br><br>I searched the ma=
iling list archives and I didn&#39;t find many posts referencing Wayland.=
=C2=A0 Given that ctwm is a rather niche application, I fear that it will n=
ot work in the Wayland world.<br><br>Is it as simple as installing Xwayland=
 and then continuing on as in the good ol&#39; days of X11R5?<br><br>Thank =
you.<br></div>

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