I'm one of the people who does not comment on these matters because things "just work" on my machine, but I'd like to say my thoughts as well. Wayland is fine.

I'm one of the people who does not comment on these matters because things "just work" on my machine, but I'd like to say my thoughts as well. Wayland is fine. I still am using i3wm (X11) currently, but Wayland works perfectly fine. There are a lot of things going in the right direction, and I consider Wayland clearly superior. There is absolutely nothing holding me back from switching. Yes, there are minor inconveniences like the lack of a hardware accelerated cursor. Sometimes my compositor crashes on some very old programs that still use GTK2 or some old framework for some reason, but everything outside of that is completely stable and usable. If I don't know something, I ask or browse the wiki, search up alternatives for existing X11 programs, and try to fix stuff myself. I am using the proprietary NVIDIA drivers and it works. I don't have multiple monitors, my resolution is 2560x1440. Things are fine, and they will only get better.