A while ago in November, it seems I missed a post from a user in the GamingOnLinux Discord server, noting that the Discord developers finally hooked up screen and audio sharing for Linux with Wayland.
Not only did it take fucking years, its only on…wayland.
So its useless, as discord usually is
If your Nvidia card is recent-ish, it should work fine under Wayland. I didn’t have any luck w/ my GTX 960 and ended up switching to an AMD GPU, but it’s probably worth another try if you haven’t tried recently.
Wayland w/ my RX 6650 XT is absolutely fantastic. I initially use GNOME because KDE’s Wayland support was messed up (for me, others claimed it worked), but ever since Plasma 6, it seems to be fixed, and I’ve been on KDE since Plasma 6 released on my distro (openSUSE Tumbleweed).
So yeah, I recommend giving it a shot. Try either GNOME or KDE, since they probably have the best Wayland implementations right now.
AFAIK, Wayland is still WIP on Cinnamon. But you could try out one of those to see if Wayland solves your problem, and if it does, you could try out betas or something of Cinnamon to help it move along.
If your Nvidia card is recent-ish, it should work fine under Wayland. I didn’t have any luck w/ my GTX 960 and ended up switching to an AMD GPU, but it’s probably worth another try if you haven’t tried recently.
Wayland w/ my RX 6650 XT is absolutely fantastic. I initially use GNOME because KDE’s Wayland support was messed up (for me, others claimed it worked), but ever since Plasma 6, it seems to be fixed, and I’ve been on KDE since Plasma 6 released on my distro (openSUSE Tumbleweed).
So yeah, I recommend giving it a shot. Try either GNOME or KDE, since they probably have the best Wayland implementations right now.
i like cinnamon far too much to switch to gnome or kde for something like wayland
AFAIK, Wayland is still WIP on Cinnamon. But you could try out one of those to see if Wayland solves your problem, and if it does, you could try out betas or something of Cinnamon to help it move along.