Agree. It sometimes feels like it gets forgotten in the wayland vs xorg divide.

One of the nice things about flatpak (another contentious topic), is that for GUI apps where it matters I can trivially set whether I want to prefer xwayland vs wayland, and keep compatibility. It's very nice for the few apps that are still xorg hardcoded and with flatseal, or KDE app settings I don't need to mess with setting the environment variables myself.