So where is the non-bug-ridden version from any year? I would like to try.
While you are at it, I would also be interested in any GUI, other OS DE, whatever that is bug-free because I have yet to see one.
X11 with i3, the setup I’ve used for years, is not bug ridden. There are quirks, but nothing fundamental, nothing that makes it a bad user experience.
Wayland, on the other hand, has been a dreadful experience. Some of the most fundamental things, like cursor rendering, window rendering, multiple monitors, clipboard, all have problems doing the basics.
To be clear, this is what I actually expected. My disappointment is that people have been preaching about Wayland for years, pushing a stronger and stronger line that it is fantastic, has great support, and is ready to switch to now. That just isn’t the case.
That sentence is literally meaningless. What wayland? It is still a protocol. Is “the web” bug ridden? Or http? No. A browser can be. So let’s talk about sway or gnome or whatever specifics, otherwise we will just continue to type into the air.
Either way, most of the problems I’ve been having do not seem to be implementation specific, and instead stem from buggy usage of the protocol. It’s no secret that Electron’s wayland support is an ongoing problem, for instance.