For fractional scaling or multiple monitors with different DPIs, I've found Wayland to be much smoother than X11. And with GNOME, I realize this isn't 100% rela

For fractional scaling or multiple monitors with different DPIs, I've found Wayland to be much smoother than X11. And with GNOME, I realize this isn't 100% related, but touchpad support is way better on Wayland. Overall Wayland is certainly more janky than X11 right now, but the better DPI and multi-monitor support makes me think that it's worth the effort in the long run. But definitely if you are satisfied with X11 then might as well stick to it.