Wayland 1.13 Beta Released

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Let's be fair here... Fedora 25 'just' came out with Wayland by default. We're talking about one distro, trying to make the move. It's finnaly on the horizon, we can see it, but we're not there, yet.
And Gnome is the DE with the best Wayland support, or maybe Enlightenment. I know they also have invested alot on Wayland.
Budgie is a good looking upcoming DE, but i don't know about their Wayland support...
KDE, i test almost every week http://files.kde.org/neon/images/pla...table/current/ and while it's making progress lately, it's just not usable. Not stable enough. Just no.

That said, and answering to your question, the DE i use is Cinnamon, which doens't even has plans for Wayland.

Budgie works fine on Wayland. I'm a Budgie user myself for a couple of months now so I can vouch for that.
I've tested KDE on Wayland a while ago and it was stable enough for me. Maybe it depends on the hardware.

And Cinnamon, FYI, has Wayland support on its roadmap: http://segfault.linuxmint.com/2015/0...comment-247240
"Wayland support is on our roadmap"