[criticalfault]

fair enough.

if this is so, I can admit I'm wrong. so not everything works for everyone.

For myself and members of my family, I can say that absolutely everything works on gnome. And I have several machines, spread over several cpu and gpu generations, and different form factors that confirm this. not only those 3 laptops I mentioned.

Could it be that since you are not using gnome that you are hitting those problems? My experience is exclusively gnome, so maybe this is it?

a11y aside of course... given that this was not really finished. or seriously worked on.

[yjftsjthsd-h]

Thanks.

It certainly could be GNOME vs not-GNOME. That doesn't really help me, either way, but it's not hard to imagine that different compositors have entirely different quality levels.

[criticalfault]

if you ever come into a position that you could try or would like to try gnome, I would encourage you to do it. maybe you could eliminate that bad opinion of Wayland (or confirm it)...

yes gnome has a vision of how the desktop should look like and strong behavior of "my way or the highway", but maybe you get surprised how well it works. especially on fedora.

I assumed wrongly other people (you mostly) use gnome by default, which obviously is not the case. in that case I could see it as a problem since not everyone has red hat resources for desktop development.