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Philadelphus 25 Jul 2022
Must remember to change my monitor settings next month, since I've finally got a second monitor on its way after almost 5 years of doing without. 
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WorMzy 25 Jul 2022
I've updated my profile to reflect that I'm using Wayland now. Aside from a couple of niggles (notifications cause flickering when in a full screen app such as mpv, steam notifications appearing as all black when Steam is closed to systray {[fix](https://www.reddit.com/r/swaywm/comments/sdfi38/steam_notifications_blacked_out/)}, selection buffer/clipboard behaviour being inconsistent between Wayland-native windows and XWayland windows), the experience has been smooth enough that I've not felt the need to revert. I've even switched to sddm-git [so I can do away with X running at all](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/SDDM#Running_under_Wayland).
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Shmerl 26 Jul 2022
flickering when in a full screen app such as mpv
KDE developers know about this bug. I think it happens with fullscreen video specifically. Doesn't happen for example with Wine games.
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Shmerl 26 Jul 2022
Good to see AMD GPUs usage finally almost catching up to Nvidia! In a few months it will probably get ahead :)
Last edited by Shmerl on 26 Jul 2022 at 1:11 am UTC
Last edited by Shmerl on 26 Jul 2022 at 1:11 am UTC
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Philadelphus 26 Jul 2022
Good to see AMD GPUs usage finally almost catching up to Nvidia! In a few months it will probably get ahead :)Wow. I'll probably be adding to the AMD-swing sometime next year when I see about upgrading my (by then ~4 year-old) GPU.
I also wonder how (if) the Intel market share is going to be changing in the near future with their new GPUs.
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furaxhornyx 26 Jul 2022
Good to see AMD GPUs usage finally almost catching up to Nvidia! In a few months it will probably get ahead :)Wow. I'll probably be adding to the AMD-swing sometime next year when I see about upgrading my (by then ~4 year-old) GPU.
I also wonder how (if) the Intel market share is going to be changing in the near future with their new GPUs.
Same here, I will (finally !) upgrade to a 6700XT in a few weeks
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