How about Denmark?

Donald Trump has made it very clear that the US should be looked upon as an adversary.

There are loads of NATO countries that will not assist the US in this case because NATO is a defensive alliance not a "this country responded my armed aggression, let's strike them" alliance.

I have a feeling gnome has struggled more with wayland than kde. For a while i could not drag and drop across screens or to applications i switched to with alt+tab. I dont know if those are fixed. One that isn't fixed that I had happen just yesterday: menus locking focus to one app. If I open the file transfer popup in nautilus I have to first close by clicking somewhere else in nautilus, or else I can't click anywhere. I don't think I ever had that issue under x.

The only bugs I have seen in KDE are in sddm, but I managed to find a theme where they don't exhibit.

I am holding on to xorg until i can shade Windows and use something with half the power of xinput to configure my trackball. Oh, and I also want to be able to have many different keyboard layouts for sddm. Most themes fail to display a layout selection menu that isn't blank for me.

Otherwise I don't really mind wayland.

It doesn't. It has been blocked for years. There was talk about lifting a ban in late 2024, but everyone I know there still use VPNs to use it.