But simple window managers for Wayland exist. Like sway (i3 clone for Wayland)
Personally I also still use X11. Mainly because KDE on Wayland is currently broken on FreeBSD. And I'm not in a hurry anyway.
Personally I also still use X11. Mainly because KDE on Wayland is currently broken on FreeBSD. And I'm not in a hurry anyway.
Is for me too on Linux. On both a variety of Intel and Nvidia GPUs. On a variety of distros. And everytime I ask around, I'm told it works for others, so it must be me. Everytime forcing X11 solves all my problems.
To be honest, last time I tried KDE on Wayland was a year ago, so perhaps it works now. Then again, so many years have passed where it turned out it didn't, that I'm not particularly keen to try.
Some X window managers are a few hundred lines.
Most of the wayland fud is either seriously out of date, mistaken, or malicious.