Originally posted by mSparks
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Go down click on the GPU and notice Intel GPU are also present.
Of course they are not representative of general users. But Linux gamers are representative of those that care about latency. Yes general package stats matched to steam numbers.
The thing it shows is the Nvidia market share on Linux is not big in the area you would have historically expected.
Originally posted by mSparks
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Originally posted by mSparks
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Very few people write applications directly using libx11. Items like blender use a custom toolkit they are last in the line to get wayland support. Its the old problem the first 90% easy and the last 10% being the hardest.
Majority of third party applications on Linux don't use anything that does not work with Wayland..
The reality here is majority of third party applications on Linux don't in fact target Linux instead have their core development on Windows and the like and do a fast port using what ever Qt or SDL supports.
Yes mSparks this is where you need to take the statement by the KDE developer with the grain of salt. Wayland is to the point of needing to work with third parties who have applications in the 10% that don't easy port to work out how to deal with their issues. Again here you have assumed something without looking at the real world numbers.
Yes the anti wayland camp claim that Wayland breaks everything blind themselves from seeing all the cases that going to Wayland broke nothing that is the majority. Fun of the silent majority problem.
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