Wayland has been the default for several years now, so yes I'd say whatever X-related pain (I can relate) has been eased since then. I'm no Linux-on-the-deskto

Wayland has been the default for several years now, so yes I'd say whatever X-related pain (I can relate) has been eased since then. I'm no Linux-on-the-desktop evangelist however, and still rely on a Mac for work use. My personal desktop runs Fedora currently, where I can afford to tinker. It's getting there.