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Reassessing Wayland
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What X11-only apps/programs did you need xwayland for?
I actually always disabled xwayland whenever I experimented with wayland (weston and sway), because everything I use is supported natively, and I wanted to make sure the native support was forced.
I've actually forgot where exactly was the prolem, I remember some electron app in wayland mode was crashing/glitching - that might be because of my GPU though (3090 with open dkms latest drivers). Also maybe Pycharm didn't look right?