The smaller the interval of each switch between the two, our timeline folds onto itself at a faster rate. If you like this dimension, please just adapt and use Wayland. Or you'll be the harbinger of doom for us all.

I had issues with Freesync, if I opened an X11 session at launch then it worked with only one screen connected, but it was reliable and didn't need any further tinkering.

If I launched Wayland first and then switched to X11, my screen's refresh rate would get locked on a random value. I'd have to either cycle compositing on/off, or enable the TearFree flag in xrandr.

In the end Wayland gaming got improved on Plasma 6 so I no longer use X11

I doubt it'll do anything, or at worse something that can be easily fixed by resetting a config file somewhere. It's much less weird than even switching between Gnome and KDE.

For the most part, only KWin and KScreen and maybe Plasma Shell might care but I'd expect nothing worse than a panel going to the wrong monitor.

For your input redirection, have you tried running it in gamescope or a rootful xwayland? Not sure gamescope has much special sauce since it's based on wlroots and also runs xwayland, but they may have extra hacks for input grabbing.

Depends on your DE and DM more than anything. Personally I've found that KDE/SDDM was a bit janky when logging out and back in without rebooting, even if it was just on x11 od wayland.

YMMV, but nothing fundamentally destructive can come from doing this, you're doing something no different to logging out and back in as a different user

I use gnome but I haven't had any issues switching between the two.

I haven't run into any issues doing so.

There shouldn't be, although I've found that Firefox doesn't to automatic Wayland detection well (I need MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND and such, but only on Wayland, to get touch pad gestures working) so that's more of a pain than I'd like. If everything works for you, you shouldn't run into any trouble switching back and forth.

@raptir from my experience there are differences caused by software you use. A few months back I had to switch to Xorg to share desktops with Zoom, which I have to use for work. The other difference I realized are more settings when using two monitors with different resolutions (which I still wouldn't recommend to anybody)

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