They got merged a few hours ago
nortio
joined 2 years ago
Sure but how often do you need to actually change your machine?
Try using just Termux. You can actually do a lot with it, even without installing a distro. If you want Debian though, one approach would be through proot-distro which installs a traditional distro in the Termux environment. It has some limitations, check the wiki page.
I would suggest using labwc with XFCE components or LXQT which has some Wayland support through external compositors.
Keep in mind that labwc is just a compositor and not a full desktop environment, so if you want to have a similar experience to XFCE you'll have to setup all the desktop components such as taskbars or desktop icons yourself. Fortunately you can use xfce4-panel and xfce4-desktop which are made by XFCE themselves and get most of the way there (these are Wayland compatible). If you don't like labwc there's also Wayfire.