Why Wayland anyway ?
The Fedora Workstation working group decided this week that we’re not quite there yet for making the Wayland session the default in Fedora 24.
That is a bit of a disappointment for me, since we have worked very hard this cycle to close the gaps; you can see the progress we’ve made here: primary selection, kinetic scrolling, drag-and-drop, startup notification, pointer confinement have all landed this cycle. Not to mention countless smaller bug fixes and robustness improvements. But gaps are gaps, so we will take one more cycle to address them.
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