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I run Wayland on my main machine and X11 on my second PC, and it got me thinking. You often read about how X11 is less secure. But what does that really mean in the real world for normal users?

This video is not about features, performance, or which one is better. I’m not here to argue about scaling, drivers, or compatibility. This is purely about security and what actually matters day to day.

I talk about using official and unofficial repositories, community packages, copy-pasting commands, downloading scripts, and trusting online tutorials. I also explain what Wayland does differently, where its limits are, and why it doesn’t magically protect you from bad decisions.

If you are new to Linux, switching from Windows, or just trying to understand how safe your setup really is, this video breaks it down without fear-mongering or hype.

Drop a comment with your experience, or just leave an emoji. I read every single one. Thanks for watching.


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00:00 Channel supporters and intro
00:15 Starting out on Linux and choosing Fedora KDE
00:29 Running Wayland and Cinnamon with X11
00:45 Why I started thinking about X11 security
00:59 What this video is not about
01:19 Is X11 really dangerous for normal users
01:33 Staying safe with official software sources
01:48 Unofficial repos, AUR, and community packages
02:12 Copy-paste culture and blind trust
02:27 What happens when bad software gets installed
02:40 Why Wayland does not magically protect you
02:54 X11 vs Wayland security differences
03:06 The biggest risk is user behaviour
03:26 Linux is safer than Windows, but not immune
03:40 Practical advice for new users
03:58 Why Wayland gives a small safety net
04:07 How I run Wayland and X11 today
04:19 Final thoughts on real-world risks
04:32 Community engagement and outro

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