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systemd but now that the "debate" is effectively iver it seems like Wayland will be the next big one.
The debate is already over. xorg is on life support, the XLibre fork is run by a guy with weird political views (so a lot of people don't want to work with him) and Nvidia also said they will not support it.
Wayland still lacks some features (e.g. good RDP support), but it will mature and get adopted even more.
I don't think it's over. Some distros are reluctant to ship it by default because its user base also strongly thinks so. Gentoo, Void, Alpine, and Devuan, to name a few. It's pointless to "persuade" other people to do the same, so we just use what we feel right.