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Fedora is Wayland-by-default for several releases already.

• loeg 8y ago
  Sort of. It falls back to X for drivers that don't support Wayland, which has included nvidia for a long time. (Maybe there is some progress there more recently.) And the proprietary nvidia driver is widely used.
  • jolux 8y ago
    Does it really? I had grotesque lag when installing Fedora on a System76 laptop with an Nvidia card and had to switch to X manually.
• jandrese 8y ago
  I had a handful of laptops at work that were briefly on 17.10 (because 16.04 had a showstopping bug for them) and the graphics were a complete headache until I switched them to X. Luckily 18.04 reverted to X and made my life easier.
  • vetinari 8y ago
    I've never had problem with it; but then, my laptops have all Intel GPU and my only desktop with AMD GPU handles it nicely too. Chances are, that you are using modesetting X driver anyway (i.e. the KMS driver, the same driver/backed, that is used by Wayland).
• pantalaimon 8y ago
  Fedora is a bleeding edge distribution whose sole purpose is to test out new features.