I am glad they are doing this. Are there still issues with Wayland and Wine for Windows videogames?
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Hope I can one day see proper NVIDIA support for it. Wayland seems like such a promising project.
This is exciting. A lot of major distros are heading towards wayland by default which makes it more important to develop for. I used wayland for a bit a few months ago and it was so smooth and snappy. I cannot wait to go back.
Agreed, i've been using it via Fedora 33 as a daily work driver. Its been buttery smooth for me.
have you come across any major problems with it? I would switch but I am not good at fixing things on my own and prefer for things to "just work" so I stick with x11 atm. If it can do things like screen share and stuff like that then I might switch over.