@orowith2os Most people would not care or notice whether they are using #Wayland or X, until some piece of software that they want to use breaks because it can't deal with Wayland. For example, if you have a Home Theater PC and it runs #Kodi and Kodi doesn't work well with Wayland and there is no other software that does exactly what Kodi does (which there isn't), then you are not going to like Wayland (assuming the software in question runs fine under X). I am just using Kodi as an example because I know that a few years back it would not work well with Wayland but I don't know if that has ever been resolved. And if a typical user has to run X to make their preferred software work then they are not going to care about those points you're bringing up.