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Wayland was planned as default for Fedora 24 but has been postponed[1]. I don't think it is on by default in any flagship distributions yet. 1: https://blogs.g

• ape4 11y ago
  Also certainly it will be in Fedora 25 (in under a year). From there it will be in everything else. Good to see this problem about to go away.
  • zanny 11y ago
    It already works fine under Gnome, every major Gnome distro should be switching either late 2016 or early 2017. I cannot imagine Ubuntu Gnome not switching in 16.10. KDE is a little bit more behind, but I'd postulate well working Wayland somewhere around Plasma 5.8 - we are going to see 5.6 come out in a few months, and 5.8 is the start of next year. KDE themselves have had to propose tons of extensions to Wayland itself to support functionality they use - server side decorations, screenshotting, key grabbing, etc.