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A lot of it seems great. Hopefully, this does mean Steam moving to Wayland and 64bit this year to be possible. But even outside of that, there are some pain points like windowing, IME, and Bluetooth that this addresses - as well as touching up on the behaviour of things like ODBC and other Windows dependencies that was an issue for me when I once tried to run local official tax apps and MS365.
At the same time, I'm not going to expect this to magically fix everything. I've had too many times when I think "everything should be fixed now!" and then you still have a dozen different issues. But, I am hopeful that things are maturing even further in a year or two.