Wayland is not just focused on performances but on addressing security flaws of X11. Those benchmarks were benchmarks of gnome 3.36, it doesn't represent "wayla

Wayland is not just focused on performances but on addressing security flaws of X11. Those benchmarks were benchmarks of gnome 3.36, it doesn't represent "wayland" but gnome 3.36 implementation of it. If your concern is performance, it's still pretty much on of the point of focus. Gnome 3.38 already brought some good improvement there and there's still a few things to come in the area. In term of broken application, what do you mean?