История изменений

Disables Wayland, it's super broken/buggy in basically every scenario. KDE isn't too buggy, GNOME is a complete disaster.

    Stupid obsession with CSD in Gnome => inconsistency
    Inability to position windows => window position saving doesn't work, log window attaching (not merged yet) doesn't work
    Hacks in render-to-main because WL craps itself otherwise
    Despite said hacks, game list still glitches after stopping emulation, happens more often in gnome
    NVIDIA just crashes in swap chain creation under Wayland
    Broken global menus
    and many others

Until they sort their s**t out, which is unlikely, since there's been very little progress over the last decade, just keep it disabled. For the Flatpaks, users can re-enable it with flatseal if they really want the crappy experience.

It's not removed at all. If you read the title or description, you'd see it is disabled on our release builds, because it's nothing but headaches for us, because of its broken by design nature causing issues for users. I listed a bunch of them in the OP as well.

We're sick of getting blamed for bugs in wayland compositors, while the various committees sit around arguing with each other, finally decide on standard ways of doing things after half a decade, then GNOME ruins it all by refusing to implement it.

If you use the flatpak, it's even just a single flatseal command to re-enable.

PCSX2 runs fine under XWayland. In fact, it runs much better than under native WL, because it doesn't have all the above issues.

Don't get me wrong, X11 is terrible code, and should've been purged a decade ago. But Wayland is just broken, and everyone would rather sit around arguing with each other instead of actually addressing the design flaws.

Disables Wayland, it's super broken/buggy in basically every scenario. KDE isn't too buggy, GNOME is a complete disaster.

    Stupid obsession with CSD in Gnome => inconsistency
    Inability to position windows => window position saving doesn't work, log window attaching (not merged yet) doesn't work
    Hacks in render-to-main because WL craps itself otherwise
    Despite said hacks, game list still glitches after stopping emulation, happens more often in gnome
    NVIDIA just crashes in swap chain creation under Wayland
    Broken global menus
    and many others

Until they sort their s**t out, which is unlikely, since there's been very little progress over the last decade, just keep it disabled. For the Flatpaks, users can re-enable it with flatseal if they really want the crappy experience.

It's not removed at all. If you read the title or description, you'd see it is disabled on our release builds, because it's nothing but headaches for us, because of its broken by design nature causing issues for users. I listed a bunch of them in the OP as well.

We're sick of getting blamed for bugs in wayland compositors, while the various committees sit around arguing with each other, finally decide on standard ways of doing things after half a decade, then GNOME ruins it all by refusing to implement it.

If you use the flatpak, it's even just a single flatseal command to re-enable.

PCSX2 runs fine under XWayland. In fact, it runs much better than under native WL, because it doesn't have all the above issues.

Don't get me wrong, X11 is terrible code, and should've been purged a decade ago. But Wayland is just broken, and everyone would rather sit around arguing with each other instead of actually addressing the design flaws.

Disables Wayland, it's super broken/buggy in basically every scenario. KDE isn't too buggy, GNOME is a complete disaster.

    Stupid obsession with CSD in Gnome => inconsistency
    Inability to position windows => window position saving doesn't work, log window attaching (not merged yet) doesn't work
    Hacks in render-to-main because WL craps itself otherwise
    Despite said hacks, game list still glitches after stopping emulation, happens more often in gnome
    NVIDIA just crashes in swap chain creation under Wayland
    Broken global menus
    and many others

Until they sort their s**t out, which is unlikely, since there's been very little progress over the last decade, just keep it disabled. For the Flatpaks, users can re-enable it with flatseal if they really want the crappy experience.