Absolutely seriously. To me, a big part of what makes Xfce is xfwm4's behavior. Even though most of the other Xfce components will run decently well on wlroots-based compositors, I don't really have an interest in using them, as that's not "Xfce" to me.
But it's not going to be perfect, though, as some things that we take for granted on x11 still just do not have Wayland protocols to enable them. This will take a long time. Alex's blog post says a developer preview around the middle of this year, and I expect I can deliver on that, and maybe (maybe!) even a stable release by next year (maybe!), but full feature parity will take years.
Absolutely seriously. To me, a big part of what makes Xfce is xfwm4's behavior. Even though most of the other Xfce components will run decently well on wlroots-based compositors, I don't really have an interest in using them, as that's not "Xfce" to me.
But it's not going to be perfect, though, as some things that we take for granted on x11 still just do not have Wayland protocols to enable them. This will take a long time. Alex's blog post says a developer preview around the middle of this year, and I expect I can deliver on that, and maybe (maybe!) even a stable release by next year (maybe!), but full feature parity will take years.