This isn't about Asahi though. Nobody maintains Xorg anymore. Everyone who actually writes code or works on standards in the Linux graphics space, works on Wayland. Xorg on Ubuntu isn't any more maintained than Xorg on Asahi.
Asahi just happens to focus on hardware where Xorg's flaws are more obvious, so X will be more broken than usual. But it reflects the future of Linux graphics.
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This isn't about Asahi though. Nobody maintains Xorg anymore. Everyone who actually writes code or works on standards in the Linux graphics space, works on Wayland. Xorg on Ubuntu isn't any more maintained than Xorg on Asahi.
Asahi just happens to focus on hardware where Xorg's flaws are more obvious, so X will be more broken than usual. But it reflects the future of Linux graphics.