The launch of Xlibre 25.0.0.0 marks a significant development in the X11 ecosystem, introducing new features after years of inactivity. Lead developer Enrico Weigelt noted that this initial release is beta, with potential bugs still undiscovered. The community has had mixed responses, with some supporting and others criticizing the project; Weigelt's views on social issues have sparked divisive discussions online. New features include the Xnamespace extension for better security isolation, modernization of Xnest, and per-ABI driver directories for easier installations.
The release of Xlibre 25.0.0.0 signifies a pivotal moment in the world of X11, presenting new features amid controversy surrounding its lead developer.
Enrico Weigelt acknowledges the challenges ahead, noting that the initial 25.0.0.0 release is a beta version, acknowledging the potential bugs after years without updates.
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