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You are probably only using Gnome and GTK3 applications. Everything else lags behind (because in Wayland you need to reinvent everything for each WM and toolkit
by corty 6y ago
You are probably only using Gnome and GTK3 applications. Everything else lags behind (because in Wayland you need to reinvent everything for each WM and toolkit). Everything is also incompatible because of all those reimplementations, so if you don't just stick to the one true Gnome way, it will be broken. If you just do what Fedora is designed for, I agree that it can be fine.
- kriive 6y agoWell, I am using sway, and I have found that not true in my experience. Qt has also good support for Wayland and so do SDL-based apps. I don't use any GNOME native applications and I manage just fine.