Not so long ago, I had to use screensharing from Chromium, which I tried from Fedora (I think 31 or 32, it was less than a year ago). It didn't work; all I got

Not so long ago, I had to use screensharing from Chromium, which I tried from Fedora (I think 31 or 32, it was less than a year ago). It didn't work; all I got was a blank screen. Logging out and back in to Xorg fixed it. That convinced me that, at least at that moment, Wayland was simply not ready. Apart from that, I depend quite a lot on things like xdotool, for which I'm not aware of a (generic) Wayland alternative. If these issues are solved, I may try it again, but overall I'm pretty sceptical; around mid-2019 I tried GNOME on Wayland and there were some pretty wild rendering bugs that I didn't have on Xorg. The compositor being responsible for all rendering also meant that when doing something like opening the app menu, the cursor started lagging, but that's probably more of a GNOME problem, but it still concerns me.