Sunshine (she/her) to [email protected]English • 1 month agoWhat is the State of Linux in 2024?message-square29fedilinkarrow-up140file-text
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minus-squareOwllinkfedilink5•1 month agoI use it successfully with an Nvidia card The only thing that doesn’t work is TF2
minus-square@Hawklink1•1 month agoI too daily drive NVIDIA and hyprland, but it’s not a great experience. Hyprland is worth the pain points but getting vscode or any other electron applications working is impossible. For Dev it’s fine, neovim is great and anything that needs a webview can be cobbled together with Qwebengine or a web socket pretty quickly. For work, however, I just have to go back to i3.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 month agoIt’s actually quite fine for a while now. Sometimes I need to fallback to Xorg but that’s not related to Nvidia anyway.
Wayland is usable now
For all major graphics cards. Except NVIDIA :(
I use it successfully with an Nvidia card
The only thing that doesn’t work is TF2
I too daily drive NVIDIA and hyprland, but it’s not a great experience.
Hyprland is worth the pain points but getting vscode or any other electron applications working is impossible.
For Dev it’s fine, neovim is great and anything that needs a webview can be cobbled together with Qwebengine or a web socket pretty quickly.
For work, however, I just have to go back to i3.
It’s actually quite fine for a while now. Sometimes I need to fallback to Xorg but that’s not related to Nvidia anyway.