Moh that wasn't even properly in focus
Moh well
MI haven't seen it outside of the night light, but maybe plasma just has less situation it will happen then GNOME
MI have had similar-looking glitchyness across the whole screen a few times, but I think that was the driver crashing restarting and then freezing the system because the maximum clock speed was set to 2900 when the spec is 2500
VMine does this
VMine has also been doing this
VGlad it's not unique, was very worried about my VRAM failing
Mthe weird thing is the on-screen display also turns off when it goes black if it's open when it happens
VWeird
Mjust turns black, then normal, then black, then normal
Ma few times
Mthen stops
Mdoesn't happen often, only had it happen twice
Mcan't really plug the second monitor into HDMI since the 7900 xtx only has one hdmi port
Msince I disabled my integrated graphics
Mtbh the only problem I was actually concerned about was the way too high max clock speeds
Mnot sure why it defaults to 2900
Mthink it completely broke the syste, a few times after I upped the too low power limit
MI think that shouldn't happen now that I lowered it to 2550 now, though
MI hope
Mif the card doesn't just ignore the value
Mthe specs say it should be able to boost to 2565 and 355W of power
Mbut I set it to 2550 and 340W just to be extra safe that doesn't happen again
RWhy will the nvidia 555 driver fix wayland support? Im genuanly curious as to why
WI think that this article explains it nicely https://linuxiac.com/wayland-nvidia-explicit-sync-support/
RThe article says that driver 555 was meant to release on the 15th of may
ROr did I misread it
WThe beta was supposed to release on 15 May. There were a bunch of unhappy linux users lol
ROh, makes sense, but its cool that Nvidia is doing this
WYeah it actually surprising, they have always been behind for Linux for quite some time
Hgod damn it lol
Wwhat did you do that got you blocked?
Hbe born in a wrong country most probably lol
CThat usually happens due to blacklisted VPN IPs
Hyeah no im not using a vpn, that's almost surely is the reason lol
Wis web.archive.org's way back machine also an issue? I used to use it to read articles at university. E.g. here is that article https://web.archive.org/web/20240506071158/https://linuxiac.com/wayland-nvidia-explicit-sync-support/ .
Hseems to load fine, thanks xd
frankly i only wanted to read this out of morbid curiosity, blogs like this tend to awfully misrepresent every topic they talk about it
frankly i only wanted to read this out of morbid curiosity, blogs like this tend to awfully misrepresent every topic they talk about it
ホ@Kyle Gospo Figured out the sudden performance drop issue, it was related to how the OS was handling custom battery charging. It was basically acting like it was disconnecting the power and switching to battery and then back to line power.
WYeah it's a little overly optimistic imo. It's makes it out that everything will be rainbows after the Nvidia 555 release.
Hyeah there are a few issues still (using 555 myself right now)
Hit's still a giant jump tho
WThat's good at least. Then there is some reason for the excitement
KEvery day I thank the moment I bought a 6800XT
Hfunnily enough native wayland apps feel a bit more awkward than xwayland apps now
Hmaybe it's because kwin 6.0 doesnt implement explicit sync but im not too sure
GFedora backports the explicit sync patches to 6.0 so it's probably not that
ZSo this is what is called "flickering"?
SExactly
Him not on fedora
