Ubuntu Wayland is a display server protocol and implementation that is used by the Ubuntu operating system. It is an alternative to the X Window System and is designed to provide a more modern, efficient, and secure way of managing graphical applications and user interfaces. Wayland was first introduced in Ubuntu 17.10 as the default display server for the GNOME desktop environment. It is built on a modern and streamlined architecture that aims to reduce latency, improve performance, and simplify the development of graphical applications. Wayland also provides better security features compared to the older X Window System. It isolates each application from each other and the system, preventing malicious applications from accessing or interfering with other parts of the system. Ubuntu Wayland provides a more modern and streamlined experience for users, especially on newer hardware. It is also well-suited for touch-enabled devices, as it provides smoother and more responsive ...