Wayland doesn't have a chance anyhow because * Very few actually interesting programs run natively on it * As such the push to improve is largely political * L

Wayland doesn't have a chance anyhow because * Very few actually interesting programs run natively on it * As such the push to improve is largely political * Leading to low effort commitment outside the orgs that push it * Which deters developers for actually porting stuff to it As such you end up with half baked PoCs that doesn't incentivize anybody to move them forward while X is still working better by far. In short, there is no compelling reason for anybody to switch platforms. It's a solution looking for a problem.