I've been using Xfce for like last 25 years. I'm immensely thankful to these folks for creating and maintaining a DE that gets the job done, allows ample config

I've been using Xfce for like last 25 years. I'm immensely thankful to these folks for creating and maintaining a DE that gets the job done, allows ample configuration, is stable, and otherwise stays out of your way. Incessant improvement without dramatic changes is a rare and valuable skill. Wayland support is huge news. Of course, it's still limited, and Wayland itself is still limited in many ways. But this appears to be the road forward, and Xfce is taking it, showing how it's future-proof. I like how it was done by factoring out things related to the Wayland support into a library, while maintaining most of the rest. This hopefully shows that the code is in a good shape, well-structured. Congratulations with the release!