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Hopefully this means that Wayland is now the unified future for the Linux desktop. I don't think it would be too hard for Canonical to create some installed by

Hopefully this means that Wayland is now the unified future for the Linux desktop. I don't think it would be too hard for Canonical to create some installed by default extensions and themes to make Unity users feel more at home in Gnome. The global menu is the only thing I can think of that would maybe be a little too tricky to be worth the effort.

xorblurb 10y ago
Wayland is the future is now the equivalent of the year of the Linux Desktop. In a way, maybe the year of the Linux Desktop was more convincing. At least people knew why they wanted that.
- Longhanks 10y ago
  Wayland is already the default in Fedora 25 and with Gnome on Ubuntu 18.04, it will most certainly be, too.