@bugaevc@mastodon.technology I think this is the issue more people need to use wayland to help find issues BUT they, like also need a stable system to work on so end up sticking with x.org
@zleap @bugaevc I've been using GNOME on Wayland for almost 5 years and in the last couple of years I'm never sure if I'm running on Wayland or Xorg. It just works.
But if you use a distro which hasn't cared about Wayland because it has been some non-default option, yes, you may have a different experience, but it's not Wayland's fault.
@sesivany @bugaevc@mastodon.technology
I think if you install Debian with the Default Gnome front end you get wayland, otherwise you get Xorg and for me XFCE which for me is fine I have, older hardware but what I have works fine for my usage needs.
When Debian 11 comes out, it will be a fresh 11.0 install (much easier to avoid inheriting any issues). So I may end up with Wayland.
