As someone deep into both Wayland and Emacs, I guess this is good news. That said, for me the biggest problem Wayland solves is screen-tearing, which is most o

As someone deep into both Wayland and Emacs, I guess this is good news. That said, for me the biggest problem Wayland solves is screen-tearing, which is most obvious when doing video, smooth scrolling and or panning. And Emacs supports neither of those things :D Also: I honestly thought most of that stuff was abstracted away from Emacs when you built it against GTK3, but maybe I'm mistaken.