Mlets me get the latest one
Kah you wouldn't have been able to update that without running the fix from #announcements anyways
Mprobably that but let's me do a clean install all over again
Mok it have now
Mweird
RProbably the update
RIt's Plasma 6.1.2 on Fedora yet?
Kanyone else have youtube glitch from timw to time?
Anvidia?
Kno, steamdeck
Aweird
Kwhich has amd
KDo you have hardware acceleration enabled for FF?
Kwhats FF,
Afirefox
Ai dont ever got it but i rarely open youtube on my desktop though
Kwhere do i find this setting
K
Kmake sure that's on.
K
Kshould be fine then yeah
Fyou can check with Mission Center if GPU video decoder is active while playing the video
Gare the nvidia/firefox crashes back for anyone else?
GIt seemed like it was fixed with newer nvidia drivers in the image from yesterday/day before but i've just rebooted and now FF won't stop crashing
RIt doesn't
RHopefully soonish so I can go back to KDE
RSince 6.1 is bugged in Nvidia due to triple buffering
Kvideo encode/decode does show a graph when playing the video
Kgrep -o "Nvidia Broken" * | wc -l 
Mwhile at that is night light good in nvidia wayland yet
RIt has been since 6.0
Mand the mouse pointer too
RThe only big issue is triple buffering breaks Nvidia completely
RWindows don't update, panel gets stuck etc
Msomehow it's still blue while I'm testing it in 6.0
R6.1.2 disabled triple buffering on Nvidia because of it
ROh that still happens but I thought it was intended
RNever really bothered me
RWayland is still better in Gnome
Mhmm I keep getting network issue after installing mullvad for some reason
Mwill try again tmr everything else work fine now
KNo clue what's going on for you, but I run Mullvad always-on with killswitch, and have had no issues.
K
CYou don't need to use the GUI btw, you can set up mullvad-cli to auto-connect
Rnvm still happens even without triple buffer
Rback to gnome
Rthis is so frustrating bcs i cant seem to report it to bugs.kde either
Rbecause idk what component is causing the issue
CThe GUI still works just fine for when you need it
