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You should consider installingThere is no need to disable Wayland.

XWayland is automatically installed on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS where GNOME 50 has dropped support forThis allows users to run legacy X11 applications even though the default session is now Wayland.

This can be achieved from the Terminal using sudo apt install -y xwaylandSimply install any X11 applications you need. ThisXWayland will ensure that theautomatically handle their compatibility layer for running X11 applications onwith the Wayland is installed on your systemenvironment.

You might also find this resource usefulNo additional setup is required beyond installing your X11 applications.

You should consider installing XWayland on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS where GNOME 50 has dropped support for X11.

This can be achieved from the Terminal using sudo apt install -y xwayland. This will ensure that the compatibility layer for running X11 applications on Wayland is installed on your system.

You might also find this resource useful.

There is no need to disable Wayland.

XWayland is automatically installed on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS This allows users to run legacy X11 applications even though the default session is now Wayland.

Simply install any X11 applications you need. XWayland will automatically handle their compatibility with the Wayland environment.

No additional setup is required beyond installing your X11 applications.

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You should consider installing XWayland on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS where GNOME 50 has dropped support for X11.

This can be achieved from the Terminal using sudo apt install -y xwayland. This will ensure that the compatibility layer for running X11 applications on Wayland is installed on your system.

You might also find this resource useful.