Right, as of a about a month ago, I think I can finally say that I've switched permanently to #Wayland from #X11. I've tinkered with Wayland for several years but always came back to #X since there were too many glitches, or things in development, which made for a shaky experience when compared to the #XDesktop. Although there are still some minor things, like, say #Birdtray for #Thunderbired not quite working as it should, everything else is at least as good now for the stuff I do.
I recently bought a #Wacom #DrawingTablet for my #Laptop. As with other #Hardware or #Peripherals that has been around for a while, there is no need to download and #drivers for it under #GNU #Linux as it's detected automatically and everything just works without any fuss. #Programs such as #Xournal++ detect variations in #PenPressure and draws lines of varying thickness depending upon it. It's taking practice but the results are quite precise in terms of position too. This will make both note taking and calculations during seminars much better.
At last, #KDE natively recognizes my external #touchscreen and natively maps the touch to the correct location on the it when it is acting as an extension to one side (right) of the laptop display. This was not possible previously under #Wayland. Pity it doesn't seem to be documented in a prominent location.
It looks like the #cube is back.
