Somebody needs to jump first to make sure the theory matches reality.
While the author of pipewire was confident that pipewire would be in...
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I dont think he was ever prevented from contributing. He was told to use his IBM ID when contributing.
It may have something to do with SLAs...Leave a comment:
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"KDE puts in a lot of effort to play nice..." should mean Gnome/Fedora/RedHat have put in a lot of effort to allow that to happen
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It says:
We recommend that you continue to use PulseAudio, JACK and ALSA APIs for now.
Pipewire implements those APIs.
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AFAIK DXVK can get over 100% performance at the expense of extra CPU useage,
Zink may also be able to do the same, especially if threading...Leave a comment:
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This bit is interesting. I didnt realise there was a way already to rcover from a crashed wayland compositor. Has anyone implemented this fully yet?...Leave a comment:
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I am not talking about that long ago. I hear that the nv driver was useable before they obfuscated it around 20 years ago.
But the EGL streams...Leave a comment:
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I remember the huge amount of slating open source devs got on this forum for not understanding nVidia or bending backwards to their will.
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SwiftShaders came first. AFAIK Lavapipe has only been a thing within the past year.
so that would have been the primary motivator for using...Leave a comment:
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I have been using Fedora silverblue 34 on my laptop and it has been amazing so far. I cant really report any bugs (other than one cosmetic one where the...Leave a comment:
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I dont think it would be useful to team up with Biudgie - that project (and the distro, I forget its name) is also more or less dead.
It...Leave a comment:
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