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That's the thing with Linux: Devs work on whatever the fuck they want, because they don't work for a single corporation with an over-arching goal.
And a lot of them have very strong opinions about what's better, which motivates them to work on it in their free time in the first place.
But all the big corporate support and big donor money goes towards Wayland now.
X11 is basically frozen in the state it's in for the few people who still rely on it, and losing dev wo*manpower quickly.