Try reinstalling the drivers and make sure the open source one is not installed. Also, what distro are you using, what card do you have, and what version of the drivers are you running?
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Try reinstalling the drivers and make sure the open source one is not installed. Also, what distro are you using, what card do you have, and what version of the drivers are you running?
I am using arch with the DKMS drivers
Yes, latest driver update caused the same issue for me. You should create a topic at https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/gpu-graphics/linux/148
Nvidia has been the single worst company we've ever dealt with. So, Nvidia, fuck you!
- Linus Torvalds
Switch back to X. Nvidia isn't really Wayland compatible.
This is false. Wayland works great for me using KDE.
Which driver are you on?
Anecdotal evidence isn't evidence.
This isn't really true anymore, I can contest it worked fine until the update