I do use it for tracking studying time or cycling.

I recommend also something similar in terms of time: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.razeeman.util.simpletimetracker/

Yeah I’m waiting for the RedHat’s Nova too to see it in action. This GSP doesn’t seem that bad tbh and I don’t think it’s the source of our headaches. But it looks like the future is bright for Nvidia driver Linux stack.

So NVK is succesor of Noveau while Nova being a new open source driver?

Thanks for such a detailed explanations. That’s what I meant, I would love to avoid official drivers headache that causes you to avoid recommend Nvidia. Still there are some things that you cannot avoid it. Things I have in mind are better than AMD / Intel GPU with Mesa:

• Blender
• ML / AI / CUDA and so on
• DaVinci Resolve (and other creative stuff like Blender above)
• RayTracing
• DLSS (FSR is catching up but this is #1) I would love the Nvidia support just to be stable.

for the encoding and decoding I would choose Intel. For gaming AMD as I’m currently right now with Bazzite.

I’m just wondering if they can deliver the same experience as AMD GPUs with Mesa graphics. In terms of Wayland support and being performant.

Typst for presentations? 🧐

Yeah truely multithreaded games are a rarity (and hard).

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/commit/8ff40aad6ef002e5570579cfaaaf7ecfefdc1eea Lol, it’s coming

Any performance benchmarks or good gains? Better Wayland support would be nice also.

I’m gonna believe it when I see it on the benchmarks and in use

Hmm interesting. Thanks for the answer, will try these binaries.

Is there a Wayland equivalent of it?

Such an amazing utility!

Just 2 things are pushing me away from it

• Toxic community
• C++ (I prefer Rust compositors like Niri)

Windows Is a headache but it is my headache

same for legacy code lol

Yeah but I’m thinking of some slogan like brand. For example once KDE had that Microsoft later copied

simple by default, powerful when needed

Just DYI.

Depends on what users.

Or it is still turned on cause it failed.

That’s Arch Linux specific slogan I am afraid.