• Communist
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      178 months ago

      Now that explicit sync has been merged this will be a thing of the past

      • @AMDIsOurLord@lemmy.ml
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        67 months ago

        Wayland has started to support Explicit Sync which can fix the behavior of Nvidia’s dumpster fire of a driver

      • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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        27 months ago

        Weird. I have Nvidia and I’m using Wayland and I’ve never had these flickering issues. But seems to be a common complaint, so I think I got lucky.

        • @LinusSexTips@lemmy.world
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          27 months ago

          I’ve seen it in Steam off the top of my head but not much else.

          Happens on both my NVIDIA machines, my Intel machines see no such behaviour.

          • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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            17 months ago

            I’m running it on laptop with Intel+Nvidia hybrid graphics. I had Steam on iGPU for ages before I realized, recently switched it to Nvidia but haven’t seen the flickering. I remember someone mentioning that it might have something to do with mouse polling rates or something, but I have a really cheap mouse so I might be too cheap to face that issue haha.

            • @LinusSexTips@lemmy.world
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              27 months ago

              No issues in games, it’s the steam client which has issues.

              Now that I remember Firefox extensions too are having issues with overlays (bitwarden) but I’ve not updated my system in a couple of weeks which might to be to blame here.

      • @Ziglin@lemmy.world
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        27 months ago

        For me it’s just games, I’m guessing it’s an Nvidia GPU? I hope explicit sync helps with that.

          • Rustmilian
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            27 months ago

            All of them are already merged. You just have to wait for it to trickle down to whatever you’re using.