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Missing the joke here? We run a 3090 and a 3900x just fine on ArchLinux.
Maybe it’s a Wayland joke?
I'm pretty sure the 3090 works fine under Wayland these days.
Does screen recording work yet? Thats the only issue i have with my 1660 on wayland
It depends, but yes. Screen recording has worked under Wayland for quite some time now.
Spectacle used in example isn't very good at screen recording, but it's the best I can manage with the size cap on Lemmy.
You'll likely have to do some configuration. I'd recommend using OBS-Studio and Pipewire, as well as checking the AUR for patched versions if needed if you happen to be on Arch ofc.