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    Is there something you lack in Wayland but have in xorg? (lemmy.world)
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    [–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

    Of all the things, this confuses me the most.

    I've been using Linux almost exclusively (except for a stint of 6 years where my employer provided me with Macs, and even then my personal machinesiwere Linux). I've never had an NVidia, but my GPUs have ranged the rest of the options, mostly Intel and AMD. I haven't seen screen tearing since maybe the early 00s? So many Wayland advocates pick this one Xorg issue, and I haven't seen it in decades, and almost as many different computers.

    Is it NVidia? Is that the common factor? That's the only thing I can think of, since I've never had an NVidia card.