[dijit]

Wayland doesn't constantly redraw the window (this is why pycharm had issues with Xwayland) so you already have this benefit if you're on Wayland.

[1kurac]

That's just about redrawing. It does nothing about other, potentially unwanted process background CPU use.

[ComputerGuru]

Many apps (esp electron) use CPU regardless of whether they’re redrawing the actual desktop window or not.

[account42]

> Wayland doesn't constantly redraw the window

Neither do X11 programs (well the ones that care about power effienciency anyways, so not games).