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I can't wait for xfce on Wayland
To be honest, one of the reasons I switched from KDE (after 15+ years of using it) was the better X support on xfce. I use an nvidia card, so before I switch to wayland support for nvidia drivers has to be much much better.
I'm on AMD and have 3 monitors with 3 different resolutions and 3 different refresh rates, so X11 just doesn't work for me
That's a good reason indeed. I have three monitors myself but all the same refresh rate so it's all good on that end.