Yet again demonstrating Wayland > X11
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Font looks ugly, global scale broken, software crashes, games crashes. Fix than and then I will start using Wayland, because is so much "better" like you say.
Font is pretty easy to change with a KDE spin, but I hear you on the rest. I run Wayland on one and x11 on another computer as both seem to work pretty well truly. Makes me think its actually more about hardware then preference.
the problem with the font is rendering
"Things developed for X11 aren't working on Wayland" is different than "New things seem to be better on Wayland"