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Reassessing Wayland
(dudemanguy.github.io)
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Great info! I will try it when I decide to trial-run Wayland again, thank you!
(Some things I had read online suggested that Wayland did not use the x11 configs. If it does, that's good news.)
I sincerely hope it works for you! That
--no-config
flag tellslocalectl
not to change the layout for the TTY consoles, and it might be important to include for systems with encryption (I don't understand why, just something I saw when reading on the Arch wiki).