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NVK is now ready for prime time
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This is awesome! I don't use the dedicated GPU on my laptop for anything outside light gaming, so I will definitely be switching to this as soon as it is available for Fedora
For the foreseeable future, It will probably improve your desktop experience but worsen your gaming performance.
I just want to be able to have good battery life and be able to plug in a display seamlessly if necessary. Right now that seems impossible on Fedora with my laptop. Even windows doesn't do it properly