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Is there a way to stop gnome from using dGPU?
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If you launch mullvad from the app icon, try you add to
PrefersNonDefaultGPU=true(or false) in mullvad-vpn.desktop (cp /usr/share/applications/mullvad-vpn.desktop~/.local/share/applicationsIf it is autostarted add it in
.config/autostart/mullvad-vpn.desktopOr add
--disable-gputo the in Exec :Exec="/opt/Mullvad VPN/mullvad-vpn" --disable-gpu %UThank you so much, adding --disable-gpu to /opt/Mullvad VPN/mullvad-vpn solved it. Thank you for your time
It would be nice if you edit your post to include what caused the issue, how you identified it and how you solved it, so others with the same issue can easily find an answer and so people who want to help you know that you already found a solution