I will sit down with XFCE and X11 until the sharp edges have been filed and I will switch when wayland is mature. I'm really thankful for the people sacrificin

I will sit down with XFCE and X11 until the sharp edges have been filed and I will switch when wayland is mature. I'm really thankful for the people sacrificing their time to test all this stuff and experiencing the bugs. I, as much as I like the GNU/Linux desktop, have already suffered through enough system changes and now I need my computer to get actual work done. I feel updates used to break thinks more often and now everything works mostly fine. I remember long ago the issues with Polkit/dbus policies, changes in xorg drivers, the introduction of pulseaudio and then pipewire, systemd, GRUB2, problems with removable drives (that are thankfully solved since long), etc.