@kura Thanks for the offer, but I'll just keep using my RX 570 until they figure things out. It's not like I can't use the Nvidia GPU, I just have to do it through a Windows VM with PCI passthrough, which I need to do anyway to use some programs.
I gave the Nvidia GPU another shot, and no matter what I did, i.e.: - Nvidia's open drivers (not to be confused with nouveau) - Nvidia's closed drivers as-is - Nvidia's closed drivers with GSP disabled the performance was always equally horrible in Gnome Wayland. So I can conclude that the real problem might be with Gnome
@SteffoSpieler@Serpkah@Korawolfsrain Auf genau so ein Video bin ich kürzlich auch reingefallen. Da hatten auch Katzen für Chaos gesorgt, sah wie hier aus wie eine Aufnahme aus einer Sicherheitskamera. Und da war kein Wasserzeichen drauf.
@anthropy It could be, but I have no way to know because the program doesn't give me any details. I got the tip with the env vars from the AffinityOnLinux repo in an issue comment by the maintainer, so it's probably a known fix to everyone working on it behind the scenes. Who knows what they're talking about in their Discord servers.
You can fix the flickering on Affinity on Linux using this env var: DXVK_CONFIG="d3d9.deferSurfaceCreation = True; d3d9.shaderModel = 1" Combined with the patcher which fixes the problem that settings aren't saved, the only big problem left are the wonky path outlines
IBM AI researchers implemented a Continued Fraction class as linear layers in Pytorch and was awarded a patent for calling backward() on the computation graph.
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