I'll just echo here what I say whenever Wayland/X11 comes up: multiple monitors and screen tearing.
Wayland rocks those two challenges. No screen tearing, I can pick scaling for individual monitors on the fly, and the colors look gorgeous.
There were features that it was missing in the previous releases -- I have to use a pretty recent version of Fedora to have all the bugs that I need rattled out of KDE so that I can use Wayland -- but it's really going well now. Zoom works thanks to pipe wire, copy and paste works. I hope KFonts will get working soon but I've been able to work around that with fc-cache.
Wayland rocks those two challenges. No screen tearing, I can pick scaling for individual monitors on the fly, and the colors look gorgeous.
There were features that it was missing in the previous releases -- I have to use a pretty recent version of Fedora to have all the bugs that I need rattled out of KDE so that I can use Wayland -- but it's really going well now. Zoom works thanks to pipe wire, copy and paste works. I hope KFonts will get working soon but I've been able to work around that with fc-cache.