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KDE Plasma 5.22 Faster For NVIDIA + Wayland, More Crash Fixes
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Originally posted by ssokolow View Post
KDE did originally do that. nVidia wrote and contributed the EGLStreams support.
Besides that i'm looking forward to KCommandBar a lot ^^
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Originally posted by ngraham View Post
Lack of animated app launch feedback is very close to being finished and should be available in Plasma 5.23. The hard part was writing a Wayland protocol to govern app launch feedback and cross-app activation (e.g. bringing forward a web browser window when a link is clicked in on another app) because previously there was no such standardized protocol. Years ago the GNOME folks wrote their own custom thing which did not work for anyone else, but in KDE we wanted to be good citizens and make a spec that anyone can follow. So we did and it was accepted and merged recently; see https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayla...ge_requests/50. Now that this is an official thing, we are working on porting our own software to use it. This work is in progress and the first pieces have been merged already! Exciting times.
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Originally posted by Termy View PostAs far as i can tell, David Edmundson isn't an NV employee? So without belitteling his efforts, it's a shame that nv did find someone to do their work for them :/
Is it possible they paid him to do it as a contractor?
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Originally posted by loganj View Postshouldn't devs wait for nvidia driver that support wayland or was that one already release?
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Originally posted by ssokolow View Post
I could be mistaken, but that's how I remember it. KWin people like Martin Flöser being adamant that they wouldn't produce or maintain a backend for a single vendor's closed-source driver, eventually followed by reporting that said that nVidia had successfully contributed an EGLStreams backend.
Is it possible they paid him to do it as a contractor?
David Edmundson is not an Nvidia employee; he is a Blue Systems employee, and a colleague of mine (I work at BS too).
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