Its very interesting, but I would love to see other Wayland implementations other than GNOME's. Its kind of hard to tell if its the GNOME specific implementatio

Its very interesting, but I would love to see other Wayland implementations other than GNOME's. Its kind of hard to tell if its the GNOME specific implementation or if this is going to be a trend across KDE X vs KDE wayland and specific window managers like sway -> i3 and hyprland etc... But still a really cool blog post.