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It's the latest implementation of display server. You are using something called wayland which is over a decade old and unstable on NVIDIA. You can use xlibre instead with KDE easily depending on a distro you use.
Yeah, it's bit tricky for your distro. Basically build xlibre and overwrite xorg and relink dependencies and start x11 based KDE session.
You can for now try starting xorg session instead of wayland when you login in KDE. Xorg is heavily tested but it doesn't contain latest improvements for most distros.
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I had the same issue. Upgrading to xlibre solved it for me.
Cr0w_town@reddit (OP)
can you elaborate
dddurd@reddit
It's the latest implementation of display server. You are using something called wayland which is over a decade old and unstable on NVIDIA. You can use xlibre instead with KDE easily depending on a distro you use.
Cr0w_town@reddit (OP)
how do you switch to it tho?
dddurd@reddit
Yeah, it's bit tricky for your distro. Basically build xlibre and overwrite xorg and relink dependencies and start x11 based KDE session.
You can for now try starting xorg session instead of wayland when you login in KDE. Xorg is heavily tested but it doesn't contain latest improvements for most distros.
Cr0w_town@reddit (OP)
this is too difficult for my dumb brain TT
im not good at linux yet