Any individual uncommon use case is uncommon, but there's a lot of uncommon use cases. I'd be very surprised if fewer than 20% of Linux users had at least one u

Any individual uncommon use case is uncommon, but there's a lot of uncommon use cases. I'd be very surprised if fewer than 20% of Linux users had at least one uncommon use case that X handles perfectly but that Wayland can't handle at all.