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Ubuntu has defaulted to Wayland since version 22.04, and Fedora switched to Wayland in version 25.
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VerifiedWayland is a next-generation compositor protocol on the Linux desktop that replaces the legacy X11 display protocol and has become the default session environment in mainstream distributions such as Fedora and Ubuntu.74% similarVerifiedGNOME has already defaulted to Wayland, and KDE Plasma also set Wayland as the default in 2024.61% similarUnverifiedModern Linux distributions such as Ubuntu 22.04 and Fedora 31+ have switched to cgroup v2 by default.57% similarUnverifiedWayland is a Linux display server protocol designed to replace X11, which has a history of over 30 years, and isolates inter-application input event access at the protocol level.55% similarUnverifiedFedora is supported by Red Hat, and Ubuntu is supported by Canonical.53% similar
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