1. by using RHEL until 2032 2. RHEL linux has queried their customers, especially their largest ones and that doesn't seem to be a major issue 3. RHEL care ma

1. by using RHEL until 2032 2. RHEL linux has queried their customers, especially their largest ones and that doesn't seem to be a major issue 3. RHEL care mainly about their (paying) customers. But some of the most common things which will never work on Wayland are highly customized desktop environments and tools around them. I.e. use-cases somewhat irrelevant for the use-cases RHEL is sold to. For the the things which their customer do care for (e.g. HDR) RHEL made sure that they are supported by wayland, at least for the setups RHEL cares for (i.e. mainly GNOME, KDE in the versions shipped with RHEL 10, maybe already RHEL 9.x with a high enough x, as well as maybe some special cases, but they probably care not that much about anything wlroots based). 3. most things run on XWayland, and XWayland is also improved on so some things which didn't run initially do so by now or start using a newer version of Qt/Gtk/etc. at which point they run on Wayland.