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I’ve seen this happen after switching to wayland. Changing the cursor size and then changing it back solved the issue for me.
I’ve seen this happen after switching to wayland. Changing the cursor size and then changing it back solved the issue for me.
I know, I know :)
I reported the bugs I’ve encountered but I don’t have time to install another distro right now. I’ve seen some of those bugs (scaling) on the KDE neon live iso though.
I’ve been using it since Plasma 6 came out so about 3-4 weeks.
Overall, it’s been a very negative experience for me. The main problems have been:
This is on a full AMD system with Arch Linux, the latest kernel and mesa-git. I hope for KDE’s sake that there’s something broken in my installation because I can’t believe the KDE team released Plasma 6 in this sorry state.
It’s just bait for investors. This is the kind of crap that gets people with money and zero understanding of computers to buy stocks.
The problem with 5Ghz is that it doesn’t go through walls very well compared to 2.4Ghz, resulting in APs having less range (or having to use several times more power)
I don’t use MS Office but I think it looks good and slightly easier to read than Calibri.
The electromagnetic field generated by headphones is miniscule and the frequencies are very low, whatever’s causing your headache is not a tiny electromagnet. Depending on the type of headphones and the volume used, however, the sound itself could be causing it, especially if you’re using some 3D spatial filter, those don’t always play well with how our brains and ears work.
Before I understood how to properly build and test mesa (graphics driver), I compiled it and then procedeed to manually symlink the files in the lib and lib32 directories. When I pressed enter on that ln command, the UI immediately crashed and X would no longer start after rebooting the computer. Reinstalling mesa from a virtual terminal wouldn’t fix it so I just reinstalled the system. Good times :)
It makes sense actually, the compositor is disabled while games are running so unless the DE is causing lag, the latency is going to be the same.
I just use mpv
PopOS!
It’s supposed to be good for gaming, but a lot of its packages (including the video drivers) are outdated af because it’s based on Ubuntu, so you may have to wait months for a mesa patch that makes a game playable while on Arch I can just install mesa-git and play.
I also don’t like the Gnome interface and the fact that it casually encourages installing proprietary software, but that’s not relevant given its target audience.
Yeah, I get it, it’s a distro for novices so obviously it won’t go all freetard on you for installing nvidia drivers, but the fact that it’s so outdated is absolutely inexcusable and can drive users away because games that are marked as playable on steam may not even launch.
Nah mate, 2022 was when it started getting really good, GPL got rid of shader compilation stuttering (as well as dxvk-async related glitches), compatibility improved massively with improvements to both dxvk and vkd3d, and ray tracing finally started working