Yes it should, because Gnome Search bar fails to search special chars when on X11, trying to input words like “Análise” don’t work correct on Gnome SuperKey Search and not everyone likes or wants to write in English only, trying to change Wayland to be default also does not work, in every system restart I have to login to Gnome Classic and logout so the correct items list “Gnome, Gnome Classic, Gnome X11” appears, before that only “Gnome and Gnome Classic” options are available, and to make it worst the last case always defaults to Gnome on X11 even if I already changed /etc/gdm/custom.conf to enable wayland. Every system restart is the same thing. To make it worst I think this is not only a Manjaro problem, but probably deep embedded in Gnome code, tried on OpenSuse Tumbleweed, also and the same happens, only the Fedora 33 beta works as expected , because they made the “hard coded” option of Wayland by default, Linux world as it seems is full of bugs,lacks developers and have huge amounts of children that loves to show cool wallpapers of linux and that’s it, of all GUI’s I only really liked KDE, powerfull,fast and very reasonable on resources, I just wished it would had the design and simple workflow of Gnome, I really like that, I found that while KDE has a very visible contribution of different Open Source developers that make tons of high quality applications based of qt and KDE frameworks on Gnome GTK apps there’s not many compared and the fact that publicly known Gnome has the contribution of big companies seems more of test playground for their own very specific agenda than really Open Source contribution, making Gnome slow and buggy can be a very strategic defense to keep the existence of companies like Microsoft…