Ubuntu is shipping Wayland by default now. I vastly prefer Wayland on every machine I've used both X and Wayland on (and on laptops, it's frankly hard to descr

Ubuntu is shipping Wayland by default now. I vastly prefer Wayland on every machine I've used both X and Wayland on (and on laptops, it's frankly hard to describe how much better it is). Basically - Wayland isn't the future, Wayland is the NOW. If you want a great touchpad experience on linux? - Wayland If you want multi-touch and gesture support out of the box? - Wayland If you want multi-monitor support and mixed scaling? - Wayland If you don't want to have to edit multiple conf files on every new install? - Wayland If you want your windows to resize and actually respect the scaling of the current display, instead of the one they opened on? - Wayland Honestly, it does exactly what I want my display server to do, and then mostly gets out of the way. My last real sticking point was screen sharing, and I can get that fine with Pipewire and chrome at this point. I don't open sessions in x anymore.