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Originally posted by Zan Lynx View Post
Either that, or the KDE code isn't following the rules for using OpenGL from multiple threads.
There are a lot of things that the Nvidia binary drivers do that aren't technically correct. There are even more compatibility hacks they do for game code that is doing it wrong. I've even heard that they give performance recommendations to game programmers that totally violate the rules but work faster with the Nvidia driver. Which is great for Nvidia but means AMD has to reverse engineer it or convince the game engine to use a different code path for AMD cards.
So anyway, just because some code works correctly for Nvidia or AMD drivers does not mean that code is correct and Nouveau is broken. It's possible Nouveau is broken, but also possible that it is following the rules as written while propriatary driver code is allowing multithreaded resource access that is technically against the rules.
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Originally posted by Griffin View PostThis is the difference between the enterprise level Gnome desktop and non-QAed minor desktops. If your time equals value then stay away from experimental software.
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Do KDE, SUSE, or mesa devs need any help with these bugs? Are they all properly reported? Do they need any API traces or anything else we can provide to help get this fixed? I love KDE Neon. Fortunately I'm on proprietary drivers, but I'd gladly switch to help them out.
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Originally posted by callegar View PostUnfortunately, KDE on NVIDIA does not work well with the proprietary driver either if one is on an older card requiring the legacy version of the driver. A notable issue with the legacy proprietary driver is the Konsole that leaves a process behind on exit eating 100% cpu.
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I have observed the same three things that Michael mentioned in his post. EXACT same things. I have wondered for a while what was happening and tried a bunch of things. Updating to 4.9.0 kernel has reduced the artifacts but not fixed it completely.
I am running nouveau on GTX 750 Ti.
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