Not a whole lot on its face. But eventually, everything graphical and modern will be Wayland-first and it’ll be the expected native experience under the hood. There’s also the slight security bump of app isolation, less screen tearing without hacks, and better multi monitor support.
What does this mean in a practical sense. I have and use Linux Mint. What does Wayland mean for improving Mint?
Not a whole lot on its face. But eventually, everything graphical and modern will be Wayland-first and it’ll be the expected native experience under the hood. There’s also the slight security bump of app isolation, less screen tearing without hacks, and better multi monitor support.