@Kyle Gospo has redeemed himself, I can boot again! Thanks for 1) trying to make our lives better, 2
@Kyle Gospo has redeemed himself, I can boot again! Thanks for 1) trying to make our lives better, 2) reverting the breakage so fast
DLol the CGI mascots were great. I loved the ruby demos from ATI
KAnd now hopefully, this very next build, we have even better mutter in time for release
Bholds breath
KThank you for your sacrifice in testing it 
Jok where can I read about what this does
JI have conference brain
KThe patches?
Jyeah
KThere's 3, one I may revert due to a bug I just found (Though very different from the whole DE not working)
Jlike does this basically fix fraction blurry?
K1: Xwayland fractional scaling (Same as what we have, just not blurry specifically for X11 apps)
K^ this one may need a revert, I suspect it's breaking discord specifically, can't resize the window
K2: Triple Buffering from Ubuntu, way better performance on laptops and low-spec hardware
K3: Nvidia GPU copy fix (Fix for issue that reduces performance on hybrid nvidia laptops on the desktop by half)
Koverall, all great to have
Kall slated for next release so we don't have to keep them for long
Jnext release of which upstream?
Kyeah, next GNOME release
Jpoint release?
Kit's GNOME, expect major for at least some of these
Jah ok, so fallish
Bthey finally accept something from ubuntu
BI created this earlier in the week but apparently missed some eyeballs...
looking for approver/member feedback before I put in the project goals and maybe do PR effort
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/issues/254
looking for approver/member feedback before I put in the project goals and maybe do PR effort
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/issues/254
GitHub
I've been thinking recently about how best to facilitate shared code (eg, ujust recipes) which are no doubt useful, very much desired in aurora/bluefin/bazzite, but seem somewhat out of scope f...
DI can't wait for these goodies to make it upstream so we don't have to patch it in
BRub it in why don't you
DI'm not sure if the 7900 XTX is more or less of a flex than my 3090 these days lol. I paid a fortune for this card.
CShould have done similar. Nvidia hasn’t been fun. Have issues with NVK also so I’m back on -nvidia and it’s flicker city
Dflickering is so bad I'm running X11 again on my desktop 
Dworks fine on my dell laptop w/ nvidia graphics -- don't know why
Dthink it has to do with it running the display via intel integrated
CAnd Gnome freaks out when I turn on my AVR so I have to remember to turn it on before I boot or the desktop freezes
D7900 XTX is only $900? Wow.
D
DTempting.....
Konly he says
Knah that's why I like AMD though
Kdollar for dollar they're faster than Nvidia, as long as you don't care about RTX
DI paid like twice that for my 3090 around 2020
Dalthough shortages were so bad back then it was cheaper to buy a PC with a GPU in it than to build yourself
DJust checked, in dec 2020 I paid $1,727.50 for the 3090. So yeah, "only" $900 
KI bought my 6900 XT around the same time
KASUS TUF 6900 XT OC, $1300
Kthat one is basically a straight trade, it's a little faster than yours in raster, and a considerable amount slower in RT
DI kind of wanted a 6900 XT but they were even more impossible to find than 3090s
DDon't get me wrong -- the 3090 is great. Just wish the software support was there
DNvidia could have been getting things ready for wayland years ago and not scrambling while everyone finally defaults to it
Dhow is power management and thermals on the amd? I remember that being worse than Nvidia when I had my Radeon VII
EOfc as soon as I eliminate all the Nvidia stuff in my life, I hear I'm going to be working on CUDA stuff
Kthis was never a factory card, but thermals and sound were great
KI swapped it over to noctua fans so now it might as well not exist
