Wayland may improve the speed of compositing on the Linux desktop, but it's very unlikely to improve consistency or reliability. Wayland applications draw their

Wayland may improve the speed of compositing on the Linux desktop, but it's very unlikely to improve consistency or reliability. Wayland applications draw their own window decorations (rather than a window manager), which obviously doesn't encourage consistency. And last I heard, when a Wayland application hangs, its window will become completely immovable. No, really.