[02:39] \o/ [22:05] Sysinfo for 'valorie-Oryx-Pro': Running inside KDE Plasma 5.25.5 on Ubuntu 22.10 (Kinetic Kudu) powered by Linux 5.19.16-76051916-generic, CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz at 2800-3589/3800 MHz, RAM: 3385/32054 MB, Storage: 303/1143 GB, 273 procs, 0.07h up [22:05] \o/ [22:05] took about 45 mins to upgrade [22:07] no backports? [22:09] I haven't added any other repos yet [22:09] is backports worth it already? [22:10] @darinmiller [22:10] and by the way, how are you out there in idaholand [22:11] we finally got rain yesterday and I can breathe again without my lungs hurting [22:11] Yes! I can finally run wayland on all my NVidia machines. The only caveat is Wayland on my main desktop does not gracefully wake from sleep. (Requires plasmashell —replace & to return to normal). [22:12] Much needed rain fell here also. [22:13] ah, I don't much care about wayland yet -- this machine is mostly used for writing, webwork and zoom [22:14] this is nvidia tho [22:15] On a fresh boot I can finally run wayland and almost forget with compositor is running. NVidia settings and an appimage failing to run are a few minor papercuts, but since KDE devs enabled font scaling in addition to desktop scaling my Wayland experience is quite good. [22:16] which composter ^ (/me types with a lisp...) [22:18] lol [22:27] I've been on Wayland on my gaming and work PC for a while [22:27] It's nice. [22:29] AMD Video? [22:29] AMD and Intel [22:29] I do have a NVIDIA system for it too [22:32] Prior to 5.26, Wayland + NVidia on laptops exhibited very strange behavior including apps launching very slowly (even when discrete GPU was set to on-demand mode). Lag in RTS games was horrible. 5.26 all but eliminates those issues.