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Anyone have a nice "Will Wayland work and how to switch" guide? I haven't used it ever, but the time will come soon enough.
There's https://arewewaylandyet.com/
I love those "are we (thing) yet" sites. They're amazingly helpful.
Now that is useful. I see that I might indeed wait a little longer.
On my system, Wayland KDE works perfectly while KDE X11 is buggy (Manjaro).
I went from decade with dwm into Alpine + Sway and had zero issues. Actually the opposite, all the screen tearing and multi screen issues are now gone.
What distro ?
Right now, Alpine. I've gone over the Wiki and don't need to switch any time soon. It is more to have something bookmarked for later.
What feature is holding you back?