Via some ugly hacks that degrade performance and make things look blurry. It‘s not the same.
So meh, you give and you take, life is a compromise.
here, found the wayland network transparency, fix your comment
The only official thing provided by the Wayland project (other than the protocols themselves described in XML) is the wayland-server and wayland-client library pair, which is more or less just a serializer and deserializer of the protocol.
There is also Weston, but we don't talk about it.
Waypipe is about as official as Kwin, Mutter or wlroots, and yet we don't disregard those projects as being irrelevant due to their unofficial status.
That sounds like a bad thing, no? ;)
And some dedicated soul managed to get it working anyway, as a sibling comment has pointed out.
Wayland is frustrating at basic crap. Just this past month I had issues sharing my screen, getting programs to use my PATH correctly and setting options. It's insanely stupid that SO much has moved over DE that how you do things between Gnome, KDE, etc. are now all radically different. It's actually worse than X11 in so many ways.