Where do we stand with Wayland.

I am under the assumption that Wayland is linked to the kernel (Linux). Where would we stand in a Linux central UNIX world? KDE is being ported to Wayland and I assume more and more "Desktop Environments" will be. Will this leave *BSD users without a desktop enviroment or is there plans on implementing Wayland with the FreeBSD kernel?
 
I am under the assumption that Wayland is linked to the kernel (Linux).
Not exactly. Wayland will use a few specific things that are only available with a linux kernel (udev for instance).
KDE is being ported to Wayland and I assume more and more "Desktop Environments" will be.
Nothing is being 'ported' to wayland. KDE will be compatible to run on wayland, nothing more.

Will this leave *BSD users without a desktop enviroment or is there plans on implementing Wayland with the FreeBSD kernel?
Xorg is still around and won't be gone anytime soon. And as far as I know there are no plans on porting Wayland to FreeBSD.
 
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