It's not slow adopters -- We encourage all Nvidia users to stick to
Xorg. And Nvidia does still contribute to the Xorg project.
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That all makes sense. Thank you for carrying the lonely banner during
this transition period so that us slow adopters aren't abruptly cast out
in the cold.
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> My understanding from what I have read about this topic was
> that users with hybrid systems (which I take to mean those
> with both an NVIDIA graphics card and a second non-NVIDIA
> graphics card in this context) are expected to see the gear,
> but I may be mistaken.
Technically, yes. Our detec
Reflecting on my original issue from the perspective of a lay user,
crashing the windowing system because a custom configuration file
couldn't be parsed seems like a bug in its own right. A lay user may
understandably react very strongly to seeing a black screen at startup.
If they have a more tech
To clarify, I was defaulted into Wayland (which worked as far as I could
tell aside from the broken Night Light) upon upgrade from Ubuntu 21.04
to Ubuntu 22.04, so what was actually hidden from users not comfortable
manually editing /etc/gdm3/custom.conf in this case was instead X11. My
understandi
> The one remaining mystery to me is that the gear to switch
> between X11 and Wayland still doesn't show up at the login screen.
We intentionally hide Wayland when the Nvidia driver is present due to
unresolved bugs in the Nvidia Wayland implementation:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?fi
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