Wayland doesn’t have to be a whole project. I simply set Pop OS to use Wayland, and most things just work. I had to tinker with Firefox to make it use Wayland natively instead of Xwayland and enable hardware acceleration, and a few things like screensharing are still wonky (is it Flatpak problems or Wayland problems, or both?), but mostly I don’t notice that I’m running Wayland instead of X11.
EDIT: I will say that this did not go as smoothly when I tried to switch my Pinebook Pro running Manjaro KDE to Wayland, I had to revert back to X11. I may have to try Sway or something instead.
Can I ssh -X yet?
You can
waypipe ssh user@theserver weston-terminal!Wayland is not an option for me until the Zoom application (not the paralyzed browser version) works in it.
Thought this was just my funky setup.
Wayland doesn’t have to be a whole project. I simply set Pop OS to use Wayland, and most things just work. I had to tinker with Firefox to make it use Wayland natively instead of Xwayland and enable hardware acceleration, and a few things like screensharing are still wonky (is it Flatpak problems or Wayland problems, or both?), but mostly I don’t notice that I’m running Wayland instead of X11.
EDIT: I will say that this did not go as smoothly when I tried to switch my Pinebook Pro running Manjaro KDE to Wayland, I had to revert back to X11. I may have to try Sway or something instead.