Affected users who are running X11 should audit their Zoom version, isolate conferencing workloads onto dedicated hardware or virtual machines, or move to a browser-based version of Zoom where sandboxing prevents unprompted clipboard access.
Anyone running a Linux system with Wayland should be OK.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve had issues with Wayland, but for a while there I was convinced that the only testing done on it was on a single screen laptop, because as soon as you attached a second standalone monitor (or third or fourth) all hell broke loose.
Also Flatpak would be helpful in this case too, if there was a package for.
And this is exactly why I put up with the functionality regressions of Wayland over X11 for the first few years.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve had issues with Wayland, but for a while there I was convinced that the only testing done on it was on a single screen laptop, because as soon as you attached a second standalone monitor (or third or fourth) all hell broke loose.
It’s just a better compositor. X is roughly half a million bandaids in a 30 year old trench coat.