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[MorrisS.]

It doesn't occur to define garbage arguments you don't agree. It's a stupid way to interact. Nvidia bought Physx, so it is its interest to make it exclusive...

[MorrisS.]

OK but Nvidia is a market company. Thou states that a market company should make free open sourced software. This is a non sense. I prefer Nvidia cooperate...

[MorrisS.]

It's not so much that Nvidia has fan boys, rather is that many end-users have Nvidia cards. So end-user is forced to make the choice more convenient....

[MorrisS.]

It works. Even if the desktop environment suffers some issue and limitation I can affirm that Plasma works with Wayland. I'll wait Plasma 6 to set Wayland...

[MorrisS.]

So, there is no alternative to Nvidia proprietary drivers for recent legacy Nvidia GPUs at this moment. End-user can take benefit only by Nvidia proprietary...

[MorrisS.]

What would be the solution to this problem other than to change GPUs?...

[MorrisS.]

Indeed, the problem affects legacy Nvidia GPUs devoid of micro-controller which are not so old in present days. In this case MESA drivers should be the...

[MorrisS.]

Any news about WebGpu for Linux?

[MorrisS.]

Linux end-users could prefer proprietary drivers to open source drivers, so this free choice should be allowed. End-users have no interest in trivial...

[MorrisS.]

If a company cannot invest financial resources in new hardware cannot invest new resources in modern software too....

[MorrisS.]

I hope the stable release will be soon available by both Nvidia and repository sources.

[MorrisS.]

When I switch on Wayland session the operating system freezes after a while. I'll try again because likely some updates could have fixed some issue....

[MorrisS.]

I assume Plasma 6 will be ready in January 2024....

[MorrisS.]

Question: Will Wayland session work with Nvidia proprietary drivers on Plasma 6?

[MorrisS.]

When has been Plasma 6 scheduled?

[MorrisS.]

This "company" can continue to use legacy 32bit software. there is no problem....

[MorrisS.]

I wonder cpus manufacturers haven't yet moved on pure 64bit units since several years ago.

[MorrisS.]

What about 16bit and 2bit units?

[MorrisS.]

Totally agree. As soon as possible.

[MorrisS.]

So, you have proved the thesis...