Maybe I’m already running in XWayland somehow?
That’s definitely possible. Within Firefox, what does about:support reveal on this matter?
Maybe I’m already running in XWayland somehow?
That’s definitely possible. Within Firefox, what does about:support reveal on this matter?
FWIW, I just noticed this thread
Unfortunately, I don’t own any device with Nvidia. Hence, I don’t think I’ll be able to help out. However, wayblue’s maintainers are pretty active. Therefore, consider opening an issue on its GitHub page and perhaps they’ll be able to help out.
I apologize for not being of much help here. Wish ya good luck, though!
Happy cake day btw!
Glad to be of help!
And thank you for reporting back!
Enjoy 😊!
It has been my pleasure!
It used to be called Sericea. However, the obscure names started to become very unwieldy. Therefore, they chose to preserve the naming for earlier established and recognized names (i.e. Silverblue and Kinoite) while Sericea became Sway Atomic instead.
Consider reporting back on how it goes 😉.
Ideally I would use an existing atomic distro with both Sway and Nvidia drivers
Consider taking a look at uBlue’s base image with Sway and built-in Nvidia drivers or wayblue’s image with Sway and built-in Nvidia drivers.
Consider pulling those through https://www.virustotal.com/
Depends entirely on what they do on their device.
If it’s your average user, it should be sufficient for them to know that new software should exclusively be installed through the provided software manager.
Else, they should check if all their software needs are provided by Linux. And also think about which distro would be best for those specific needs. With Distrobox (and Nix) this isn’t as much as an issue as it used to be. But, there’s still software out there (like Davinci Resolve and Waydroid) that doesn’t like to play nice with all hardware and distro combinations.
Perhaps most importantly, ensure it’s a distro with sane defaults for a new user. This doesn’t necessarily mean that everyone should just use Linux Mint. However, it’s better if the chosen distro makes sense for the user.
We’d rather like to see that anyways 😜.