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Does Wayland really break everything? (Nate Graham's OG post ref'd in the Phoronix article)
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My experience with Nvidia+ Wayland was... Less than desirable. Enough to make me pickup an AMD card.
However, once I did that my experience instantly better. Hell, even X11 worked better - I was never able to get the desktop to stay at a consistent 60FPS (I'm still on a 60Hz panel which I'm just now getting around to upgrading shortly) in X until I moved to my AMD card.
The 545 driver update just made things so much worse. So I'd say Wayland+Nvidia is not great (for others it works fine so maybe it's down to what card you have?) however on my AMD card (and my old MacBook with Intel integrated graphics) it's fantastic.
Nouveau + NVK is the hope 🙏
How do we as the community turn hope into help? Is there a way to contribute directly to the NVK developers?
Check their project page or hit them up on their repo. I'm sure any help will be welcomed.