You might want to wait a moment before upgrading, though.
Simon Long wrote on Raspberry Pi’s blog that the organization started thinking about switching to Wayland about 10 years ago, though it was “nowhere near ready to use” back then. Over the last few years, the Pi team has done some things to prep a real switch:
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Did I miss something? Raspberry Pi OS switched to wayland with Debian 12 (bookworm) over a year ago.
