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Uninstalling Xwayland breaks it, you're greeted to a black background and your mouse pointer.
Additionally, as per their own website, it says "The workspaces have been developed for X11 and much functionality relies on X11. To be able to make proper use of Wayland these bits have to be rewritten."
The article you posted is outdated. The last change was in 2022 and most sections are even older. Plasma 6 has full Wayland support.
This article cites sources from 2015...
Yeah, that hasn't been true for a loooong time
What's happening with the starting letters of the words in your screenshot?
Bionic reading extension
Interesting on what distro and when did you try that?
I didnt know that it relied on XWayland but that seems outdated anyways
Arch, roughly 2 months ago
Plasma 6?
Yeah. xwayland isn't gonna die ever probably, so there's no rush.