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Is it this issue? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues/4653 https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues/4653 Intel tends to break randomly i

• brnt 5y ago
  Couldn't have been, because those kernels wasn't out yet when I upgraded (shortly after F34 release). I'll happily blame Intel as well, but the point is: I only see this problem with Wayland, sticking to Xorg and it's smooth sailing.
  • boudin 5y ago
    It does sound a lot like GPU hangs and it is hardware specific so it's most likely on the driver side. I had the exact same issue than you had with my igpu a while back (something like 2 years ago), there was a bug in Intel's driver that was causing gpu hangs.
    • brnt 5y ago
      The strange thing is that it happened on Intel hardware about 10 years apart. From that I deduced it wouldn't be the driver (and it works flawlessly with Xorg), but maybe Intel's GPU change less over time than I assumed.
• philliphaydon 5y ago
  I think it was earlier this year. I saw some post on HN about Manjaro + Wayland and decided to try it out. In the end I ditched it due to not being able to do screen sharing.
  • boudin 5y ago
    Screensharing is getting there. On firefox it works out of the box. On Slack as well. On chromium it's still hidden behind the flag: chrome://flags/#enable-webrtc-pipewire-capturer On Zoom it's more complicated. For whatever reason it uses gnome's private screenshot API to share screen Now that Gnome secured this API, it's not working at all, even for Gnome users... The web version allows to share the screen, but their web version is really not great.