I had to reboot my laptop with over 160 days of uptime — kcompactd started crashing on suspend both to disk and to RAM. It's not the laptop I use the most, so this uptime alone isn't that impressive, most of the time it just sits hibernated connected to the TV, what makes it more interesting is that it was one of the longes continuous #Sway sessions. It's the smallest laptop I have, the one I often use it in the kitchen and take with me on trips.
It has survived hundreds of switches from HDMI output to internal display and back, and occasionally even to an external VGA one with all the software keeping runnning — well, most of it anyway: Lagrange sometimes crashes (and I suspect other SDL software might) due to weird resolutions being reported when switching outputs or when there's no output available, and occasional Thunderbird crashes — but that's what it always does anyway, sometimes for no obvious reason at all.
In any case, those of you who think "Wayland is buggy" are wrong — Linux kernel turned out to be more buggy 😆
