Oh, makes sense. It thought Valve would already be working with some manufacurers based on this interview from November
Shame that all these companies choose win11 over SteamOS
nah I had still warranty left, just sold the one I got back from RMA. Done govong Logitech my moneyy, I got a much better mouse now :)
Both suck.
Had TWO G413 keyboard where the E-key just stopped registering keypresses sometimes. Third one got the same issue on left ctrl.. returned and got a custom keyboard lmao.
I also had a G Pro X Superlight whatever and it took only 4 months to develop double clicking and super weird tracking issues like stuttery cursor movement and sometimes just stopping to work unless I restarted or re-plugged the mouse. Recently got a Lamzu Thorn. Easily the best mouse I have ever had, can recommend over Logitech's garbage
on ExpressVPN many servers are blocked but if you pick a smaller country like Luxembourg it can work
Same here. this is upsetting :/ Back to firefox I guess
Great news! is there a chance this will eventually lead to screen tearing protocol getting implemented?
Could be true for governmental work and computers but the masses aren't moving to linux, it's still under 1% in China.
This is the way. I dabbled with a modmic but even that developed a cable issue after a couple of years. Now everything I have is modular and all of their cables can be just swapped out.
Gaming headsets.
Kept buying whatever I could for ~60-70€ at the time, and they kept breaking within a year. Bought proper headphones for 120€ which lasted me 8 years.
Going to ask here, anyone know a music player that is similar to AIMP? It has no native support, unfortunately.
I got a reply to this one, for anyone else wondering:
"Yes, it is on the TODO list and we will eventually support it. But it's not a very high priority."
I got a reply to this one, for anyone else wondering:
https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-comp/issues/248
"Yes, it is on the TODO list and we will eventually support it. But it's not a very high priority."
Still haven't found an answer if it will support the wayland screen-tearing protocol for fullscreen applications (games mainly), does anyone know?
Looking great though, looking forward to it next year!
it works on KDE Plasma, you just have to enable it in the settings.
No. I mean allowing screen tearing or disabling vertical sync. It adds input delay which makes competitive shooters feel unresponsive and thus making aiming difficult. For example on GNOME Wayland shooters feel significantly worse than on X11/KDE on Wayland (with tearing allowed)
Title.
Been trying to google but came up with nothing. Has there been any word on tearing support?
Hi guys.
Edit: update in a comment below. Tldr; I'm a noob
I've been struggling to find a solution to disabling mouse acceleration on Wayland. I'm on Nobara 38 and I have tried both the GNOME and KDE flavors, but both have drawbacks and it makes playing FPS games frustrating.
I'm on AMD, running a 7900XTX.
On GNOME the mouse does not seem to have acceleration, but the mouse feels slow and sluggish when moving it. Plus GNOME Wayland does not support tearing which makes in an automatic fail for CS2.
On KDE, the mouse has acceleration/deceleration even when the system setting is set to 'flat'. I have also tried moving cursor speed slider, but it did not fix the issue.
Anyone else having these issues?