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I think most people aren't living in the past. What is your use case exactly? What do you need a remote GUI for? RDP and other protocols exist and are much better especially in terms of performance.
@possiblylinux127 Again rdp, vnc, x2go, ONLY work for full desktops, they do not work for individual applications. If I've got a terminal session into a server and decide I want to fire up synaptic, X does that for me, Wayland doesn't and the overhead of starting an entire desktop to run a single app for a few minutes does not make sense.
as someone else replied to you earlier, waypipe exists, and is packaged in distros, and does what you're asking for.
There is also a newer thing called wprs, "Like xpra, but for Wayland, and written in Rust": https://github.com/wayland-transpositor/wprs#comparison-to-waypipe which sounds promising