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Use Talon with Cinnamon and Linux Mint, which still uses X11.
I'll do what I can. However, x11 will definitely die in the upcoming years. Development is apparently only maintenance now and basic improvements. The writing is on the wall, as Wayland just doesn't support what the accessibility tools require.
When Ubuntu LTS stops shipping X11 in 2032, that'll hopefully have changed
That would be nice. I hope so