This is a good article, one of the best in this vein that I've seen. The author clearly had some features that he really needs from X and has been tracking thei

This is a good article, one of the best in this vein that I've seen. The author clearly had some features that he really needs from X and has been tracking their progress under Wayland. If you find yourself in a similar circumstance, I think it's a good read. My own experience was different. I came back to Linux as a daily driver after years away. I bought a machine expressly to be a good Linux workstation and set it up from scratch. So for me the new stuff (Wayland (via Sway), Pipewire, etc..) has simply been excellent. I just didn't have the legacy issues to deal with that other people have.