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You'd probably want to use an X11-based DE like Cinnamon instead, many games still don't play well with wayland.
by dartharva 11mo ago
You'd probably want to use an X11-based DE like Cinnamon instead, many games still don't play well with wayland.
- Kudos 11mo agoThis has not been my experience. I've an Nvidia desktop and AMD HTPC, both running Wayland and a wide variety of games. What's more, they both do variable sync and HDR.
- whalesalad 11mo agoI haven't used X since 2022. Wayland has been pretty solid for me - although the fractional scaling issue is going to plague us well into 2030 at this rate. I'll give it a spin though, worth a shot.
- magguzu 11mo agoDon't Steam Deck games run on Wayland?
- yjftsjthsd-h 11mo agoAFAIK, Steam Deck runs a Wayland compositor, then runs most (or all?) games via XWayland, to the point that gamescope doesn't even expose Wayland to clients by default. How to count this is left as an exercise to the reader.