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I switched to an Linux a year ago from MacOS, and Wayland to me is good enough on a hiDPI display. The only issue has been with electron apps but that's been ge
by seltzered_ 4y ago
I switched to an Linux a year ago from MacOS, and Wayland to me is good enough on a hiDPI display. The only issue has been with electron apps but that's been getting fixed.
On X11 I had issues with screen tearing when reading pdfs and gestures not feeling smooth, so I walked away from it pretty quickly.
Zoom issues? That's Zoom's fault, and you can use their webapp as a workaround.
Plex? Whatever, webapp version will suffice.
VSCode compatibility broken? How so?
Screenshot & recording issues? Gnome 42 resolved a lot of that with their redone screenshot tool.
Stating this as from a more 'new user' perspective Wayland has been fine enough for me.