> X doesn't get worse and worse; it continues to just work. I think some systems might be forcing breakage into it: I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20

> X doesn't get worse and worse; it continues to just work. I think some systems might be forcing breakage into it: I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 (had to wait for approval for work laptops, and I keep my personal one at the same release as a reference point) and with that upgrade did I start seeing a weird visual glitch, where new windows would be covered in static for a second before drawing. > Maybe I'd care more if I were running multiple monitors each with different scaling factors and refresh rates, but that sounds pretty niche. I still don't see a reason to want Wayland as a user. I don't remember how anymore, but years ago I figured out how to do different scaling factors with xrandr. It's just not exposed through the GUI settings.