Do note that the article is mainly about Wayland on the raspberry pi.
Of course Wayland isn't the default most places yet (Fedora being the big exception, I think), though you can install it on most distros.
I've been Wayland/Sway on NixOS for a while, and I really like it.
One question though - the article seems to say that wlroots is a Rust project, but it seems to very much be a pure C project? (https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots)
I've been Wayland/Sway on NixOS for a while, and I really like it.
One question though - the article seems to say that wlroots is a Rust project, but it seems to very much be a pure C project? (https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots)