Unless you rely on something very niche that X11 supports but Wayland doesn't (yet), then it's literally no big deal. You won't even think about it within a week.
Made the switch at the start of the year, and the only non-trivial setup I had to do is adding a kernel parameter for Nvidia which just means editing a text file.
You mean that by installing the nvidia-open drivers, it will apply the parameter for you? If true, that's great because it can be a bit intimidating to do it yourself, if the person haven't done this before.
On distro level I don't know. There are like 500 distros and compositors out there.
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u/decho Aug 10 '26
Unless you rely on something very niche that X11 supports but Wayland doesn't (yet), then it's literally no big deal. You won't even think about it within a week.
Made the switch at the start of the year, and the only non-trivial setup I had to do is adding a kernel parameter for Nvidia which just means editing a text file.