Been using it for a few months. Best to stay off the hyprland-git branch for now because there’s some big changes going on that broke a few things. The main problem is Hyprland has ruined other DEs and window managers for me now it’s so good
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No issues here. Will I don't think I will continue using hyprland but I installed it for curiosity's sake. The only sort of hiccup is the speed with which packages get updated which is enforced by the fedora packing system. Varexxy (?) is insane when it comes to commits so there is a little delay of a week with packages. Some packages like hyprcursor aren't there yet I think. But apart from that no problems.
Also a tip if you haven't used WMs before, run nm-applet --indicator and blueman-applet in the hyprland config file to get WiFi and Bluetooth working on the bundled nwg-panel.
I've had no issues so far. I've been running this setup for the last 2 months or so and it's been solid! I'm running it on a laptop though, so your mileage may vary based on your hardware.
I had this set-up a couple months ago, no glaring issues that I can remember, but I also don't have any fancy hardware so...