> Given all of the known issues with "modern sleep" in modern laptops, I'd hesitate to blame this Wayland. Sounds more like a driver problem. I was about to po

> Given all of the known issues with "modern sleep" in modern laptops, I'd hesitate to blame this Wayland. Sounds more like a driver problem. I was about to post "then why does sleep work fine for X11" but I think I recently had issues with it as well. There was a piece of time though where sleep worked fine on X11 and not on wayland for the same device. It could be the nvidia driver at fault once again though, I'll have to retest things and see if both work with Nouveau. Also Wayland is fixing it, but FPS games are buggier and have much higher frametime latency by default. After disabling compositor, the frametime latency is only slightly higher but I get weird frame glitches/flickering. Everything else Wayland works great for and in the case of waydroid gives extra features, but having everything work and be stable is a lot of stress off my plate.