It actually runs and feels smoother for me in a 144hz display and 2016 NVDIA card. Of course it still has its glitches and strange things happening from time to time, while with Xorg it “just works”. I’d say it’s still in alpha stage for Nvidia users, which require some tweaking and extra env variables to properly work; and in beta stage for everyone else
I suppose it has to do with my general kde setup and many tweaks and adjustments over the years…maybe i should wipe everything and give it a fresh try…
Wayland runs on Nvidia lol
It actually runs and feels smoother for me in a 144hz display and 2016 NVDIA card. Of course it still has its glitches and strange things happening from time to time, while with Xorg it “just works”. I’d say it’s still in alpha stage for Nvidia users, which require some tweaking and extra env variables to properly work; and in beta stage for everyone else
Yes, at first glance…crashes regularly for me after a few hours…
I use Wayland for hours at a time on NVidia and it doesn’t crash.
This doesn’t imply it doesn’t in fact crash. Different distros/versions are pretty far apart in software versions and experiences.
I suppose it has to do with my general kde setup and many tweaks and adjustments over the years…maybe i should wipe everything and give it a fresh try…
Not on old cards like mine, the only DE that I manage to open so far was GNOME and it runs a bit slow, just slow enough to force me back to xorg.
One day I will have a amd card, but I can’t afford one right now.
(I have a GT 635)
Not really
I just set up a new system with a 4080 - things didn’t really work under Wayland:
Then I switched to X11, and everything has been running smoothly since.