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Actually, these days you can use Wayland and be fine, too. It's my daily driver now.
Well it depends on your DE. If you run Gnome, you will probably be fine. If you run Plasma you can run into problems but supposedly Plasma 6.0 is going to release with full Wayland support at the end of this year (or beginning of next one) so lets hold our thumbs for that.
I'm actually using Plasma, and while there are very intermittent issues, it works great for the overwhelming majority of the time. I'm looking forward to 6.0, but the current 5.x iterations are already a huge step up.
Personally it hasn't worked well for me. Currently I can't even use it since it crashes my system.
Which distro and video card(s) are you using? I'm on arch and my system uses one of those setups where there's an Intel video chip in charge of the UI which offloads intensive graphics work to an Nvidia card.