> No? Nouveau is an awful experience on Wayland if you intend to get more than 30% of your GPU's performance, doubly so for a recent GPU. I mention this in the

> No? Nouveau is an awful experience on Wayland if you intend to get more than 30% of your GPU's performance, doubly so for a recent GPU. I mention this in the article. > ...because it's 30 years old, and (like Wayland) was not designed with screensharing in mind? And unlike Xorg, Wayland didn't have it hacked on. There was an actually decent library available (PipeWire) and portals that made it work nicely, and fit with the vision of the Wayland developers. > It's really not. I've written software that unconsciously targeted both x11 and Wayland perfectly fine. Even native applications in xWayland run... like native. I am interacting with the X protocol and trying to sort it all out and no, it is NOT perfectly fine. It's enough of a hell that I'm considering leaving the heavy lifting to third party libraries like SDL, Winit, and Smithay.