@argumento if you brave enough and have good knowledge about Linux: Gentoo. or if you want to stick with deb-packages, then the classic good old Debian :)
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@samurro i use an LG OLED TV as my linux desktop, and i have no big issues, except for 4K 120Hz, where my TV is going into YUV422 Mode, and things get messy with text.. Gaming, no problem.
but i've also heard about one TV/Monitor that have different subpixels, even windows can't handle it well (maybe today better), but i can't remember which TV/Monitor it was..
but i've also heard about one TV/Monitor that have different subpixels, even windows can't handle it well (maybe today better), but i can't remember which TV/Monitor it was..
@kaffeeringe absolut, ich will die Arbeit von Valve keineswegs schmälern, denn diese ist auch wahnsinnig groß. Allein alles unter Linux zu vereinen und dass auch EAC-Games problemlos funktionieren ist ein sehr großer Teil, den wir Valve zu verdanken haben.
@kaffeeringe noch dazu sollte man Wine bzw. auch Crossover danken, ohne denen Proton heute nicht möglich wäre. Und sicher noch allen anderen die an all dem beteiligt waren :)
@codewiz another good information: https://www.phoronix.com/news/GNOME-Deep-Color-30-bit-August
@codewiz an interesting site from arch shows, that some work needs to be done, to get HDR working on Wayland.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HDR_video_playback
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HDR_video_playback
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I can agree maybe with the last one, because nVidia and Wayland aren't best friends yet..
but, with a radeon-card, i don't have glitches or any crashes at all, gaming on wayland for 9 months now.. it works perfectly fine with Gnome Wayland and Radeon cards.
i always say: give it a try, if it don't works it is okay to use x.org instead.
I can agree maybe with the last one, because nVidia and Wayland aren't best friends yet..
but, with a radeon-card, i don't have glitches or any crashes at all, gaming on wayland for 9 months now.. it works perfectly fine with Gnome Wayland and Radeon cards.
i always say: give it a try, if it don't works it is okay to use x.org instead.
@L29Ah
actually, i gueess it is not possible now..
but you can remove a package with "emerge -av --depclean PACKAGENAME"
the -v option tells you, which package you should remove before.. it is a hard way, but somehow possible, if it is not a system-package whick is needed ;)
actually, i gueess it is not possible now..
but you can remove a package with "emerge -av --depclean PACKAGENAME"
the -v option tells you, which package you should remove before.. it is a hard way, but somehow possible, if it is not a system-package whick is needed ;)