¢нαяℓιє яσσт :arch: :openpepe: 🌶️ on Nostr: 🌲>tfw can't snug klonoa IRL 🇵🇱|🇺🇸 I hate to break the bad news to him, ...
🌲>tfw can't snug klonoa IRL 🇵🇱|🇺🇸 (npub14rp…497x)
I hate to break the bad news to him, but his hardware is just too off brand and that's why he's getting bad video driver support. Wayland is not fixing anything, it's just better at using LLVM for video stuff (CPU rendering). I know this because I have a rockchip arm64 that for whatever reason the Lima driver in Linux won't work with it. So I used sway on that board and yes screen-tearing went away, but CPU usage went way up, because it was using CPU rendering for video. A lot people don't realize that Linux's video driver support is still kind of half baked and a lot of CPU render tricks are used behind the scenes.
I hate to break the bad news to him, but his hardware is just too off brand and that's why he's getting bad video driver support. Wayland is not fixing anything, it's just better at using LLVM for video stuff (CPU rendering). I know this because I have a rockchip arm64 that for whatever reason the Lima driver in Linux won't work with it. So I used sway on that board and yes screen-tearing went away, but CPU usage went way up, because it was using CPU rendering for video. A lot people don't realize that Linux's video driver support is still kind of half baked and a lot of CPU render tricks are used behind the scenes.