I don't like the design of Wayland at all, so it'll take a lot more than performance analytics to get me to switch. I think that one of the core issues in Linux

I don't like the design of Wayland at all, so it'll take a lot more than performance analytics to get me to switch. I think that one of the core issues in Linux is nothing is ever consolidated, only moved toward more fragmentation. Wayland had the opportunity to consolidate, but instead to not fix fragmentation (each app is responsible for drawing its own window borders) and introduce more (multiple compositors each with their own quirks and non-standard APIs)