Originally posted by Danny3
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But while KDE is making extreme progress to use Wayland, Wayland is still not as stable as X - and stability is the most important thing before "security" is concerned
(and higher security was only stated till now - not proven by experience).
Additionally, a lot of features are lacking ... so I would be Ok to live the next years with X as long as Wayland is really superior.
But we will see if KDE neon "User edition" will be powered by Wayland - or if Devs come to the conclusion that KDE neon would lack stability if Wayland is used now and stay with X.
Concerning the LTS a lot of unstable things were pushed and a lot of regressions were introduced - the resulting problems were not even taken care for ...
so I would not be astonished if 22.04.1 is less stable than 20.04.1 was (and it was not that good either).
Maybe Ubuntu aims for the warm feeling of being at home for Windows user making the switch ... crashes included ...
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