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XWayland 24.1 Released With Explicit Sync, Better Rootful Experience
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I think that the reason for all the weirdness in wayland is because they are considering more usecases than just desktop with taskbar and window title bars with
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buttons. Think signage, mobile interfaces, kiosks, and other weird non-traditional interfaces. Its why absolute window positioning is dumb the way it is too.