There are stronger reasons to avoid wayland. It's a protocol that manages to have all implementations slightly different, and creating an EGL context per the gl

There are stronger reasons to avoid wayland. It's a protocol that manages to have all implementations slightly different, and creating an EGL context per the glxgears results in a hard crash, both with AMD and NVIDIA cards. I assume I messed up the EGL context, but why does my entire desktop need to crash? Xkill is a much better UX, and that's kinda sad. An Xorg app failing dramatically doesn't murder my desktop session