DirtyAngel I don't know what you mean by that. Solus having a weekly sync thread is a new thing that we've implemented and I'm just trying to get people used to using it. As I previously stated, the issue you reported is a known issue and the solution is in the OP of this thread. You can also just wait for the next sync where it'll be fixed automatically upon updating.
Fanmion Wayland is plenty ready for gaming. I game on it most nights.
Fanmion But Wayland is not ready for Gaming/Streaming
A capture API is out of scope for Wayland. This API is provided by PipeWire and exposed by XDG-Desktop-Portals to whatever app needs the stream. If the app you're trying to use does not support this then it's not the fault of Wayland, it's the lacking support in the app you're trying to use. OBS has full support for this for example.
Fanmion Forced V-Sync of Wayland makes playing League of Legends not enjoyable coz of high input lag
Tearing support in Wayland is in progress and support is being merged into the various components. Expect it sooner than later. Also, this isn't an actual issue if you are using a VRR capable monitor as they wait for the completed frame anyway. It's also really only noticeable at 60fps and below, the impact is only ever 1 frame so if you're on 120hz+ it becomes imperceptible.
Fanmion Wayland has still issues recognizing mouse clicking during a game
Wayland is a protocol. There is no Wayland "server" so it's inaccurate to say that Wayland has issues recognizing mouse clicks. What you mean is that either your compositor (Mutter (GNOME)/kwin (Plasma)/wlroots (Sway, others)) or Xwayland (most likely) has this issue. You should research around, it's probably a known issue and we could potentially get the fix if we were linked to a bug report.
Sebastian The reality of Solus is that Solus is by and large developed by people who want to improve their own experience. Those individuals largely listen to other people working on developing Solus. If you really want a voice in how Solus develops the correct way is to learn packaging so you can start improving Solus.
