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    [–] unknowing8343@discuss.tchncs.de 8 points 9 months ago

    Here's the sad truth that Wayland haters hate: Wayland is way more performant and streamlined. X11 is an overly patched mess.

    Everytime I had to install a distro, EVERYTIME I had to do some textfile hacking to avoid screen tearing with X11. Turns out in Wayland that is a virtually impossible bug.

    Forget about making touchscreens work properly in X11, specially with a secondary screen.

    I also remember all the weird bugs that appear in X11 when you have 2 screens with different scaling. No issue at all with Wayland.

    Pretty basic stuff in any modern setup.

    Wayland performs perfectly on platforms like KDE Plasma or Gnome. I miss no feature. It just requires that some propietary apps realise its potential. And that is what is already happening and will happen throughout 2024.