LXQt is working on full Wayland support until version 6.1.
I have the feeling the Fedora infos are a bit outdated, and I am not sure how well maintained the project is. For example yarock and qpdfview are not in the repos anymore.
LXQt should run on any compositor, though I can imagine if you want to configure things via a GUI, only one will be supported well.
There are so many Wayland compositors out there?
The big ones:
- mutter
- kwin
But many more (only floating/stacking ones)
- weston
- wayfire
- labwc (openbox successor)
- dwl (dwm successor)
- louvre
- cosmic-comp
- whatever Cinnamon, XFCE and Budgie will produce
On the tiling side
- sway
- hyprland
- niri
- river
- …
I am experimenting currently with LXQt on Wayland.
- kwin is pulling in tons of KDE stuff
- wayfire seems to use GTK
- cosmic-comp is standalone and pretty solid (but recommends cosmic-session which then pulls in everything)
What would be the best in your eyes?