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I'm pretty sure daughter, son, would, you, rather, kill, yourself and cannot, are all in the Bible

AI upscaling, I think

I don't need 1, I already have ears

Chi la ha scritta aveva una miner concussion

DVI-D is basically HDMI with a large connector, so nothing wrong with it

What is available is a x11 server, not more not less, it cannot be used for anything other than x11. If they made X12, it would not work on Nvidia, unless they wrote a new server, which they wouldn't.

You need to understand that the xorg server everyone use literally does not work on Nvidia, because it uses implicit sync, which is required by the Linux infrastructure. The only thing that works on Nvidia it's specifically their own proprietary server.

Nvidia does a lot of impressive stuff, but they have neglected the Linux scene for a long time, because it wasn't convenient, and it shows.

Edit: ...what was available... because Nvidia is gradually implementing things the correct way, and Wayland is becoming more and more usable with every driver update. Because, surprise surprise, it does depend on the drivers. Also, both Intel and AMD work perfectly with Wayland.

It's explicit sync, look at my other comment for links

False, xorg isn't written with support for Nvidia, when xwayland windows flickers on Nvidia it's an effect of xorg not working Nvidia.

The Nvidia driver is a closed source implementation of the xorg server written by Nvidia for Nvidia GPUs. Xorg was invented at a time when drivers were done like that.

Now xorg uses glamor (except on Nvidia) which is a driver that implements the server over opengl, so you don't need to implement the whole thing for every GPU. Except glamor doesn't work on Nvidia because Nvidia doesn't implement implicit sync, which is required by Linux, and that is what you see in xwayland (which uses glamor as well).

Wayland doesn't require writing a whole server, but it requires implementing GBM and implicit sync (as does everything on Linux, unless you are using Nvidia's proprietary corgi server). Nvidia refused GBM until a few years ago, and still refuses to implement implicit sync. Which is why explicit sync will solve most issues.

Read these

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/proto/xorgproto/-/merge_requests/59

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/merge_requests/967#note_2323666

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/90

https://github.com/NVIDIA/egl-wayland/pull/104

Plus, look for a merge request for your compositor, they are listed in the third link

Aren't GPUs better at mining?

In the coming months, an important protocol will be merged to Wayland and xorg, and the next Nvidia driver release will have support for that protocol. This will make the Nvidia Wayland experience 100x better

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