I've never seen someone talk about xorg/wayland that was this educated when it comes to xorg codebase.
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I just want a Haskell or Lisp/Scheme extensible Wayland wm/compositor... I can't migrate from xmonad because of that.
There are wlroots bindings for Common Lisp. I've been considering a stumpwm rewrite using them, but it's probably too big a project for me to take on in my copious free time.
Isn't X11 already on mantainance mode?