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Hardware acceleration on wayland #376
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For enabling GPU acceleration in Wayland with the Flatpak app, you can try the following
For me, these don't make much difference. |
Thanks for the answer, but those flags didn't help either. I've actually got GPU process crashing, so it's another chromium/ozone/wayland bug.
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You should try Chromium to confirm that this is a common issue and not specific Vieb or related to the Flatpak packaging. |
@tinywrkb
GPU is integrated one - AMD Vega 8 |
You should try to confirm that this is not a Flatpak specific issue, nor a resolved mesa bug.
The beta branch is already on Chromium 90, and soon will switch to 94. With the next major release of qutebrowser, we will likely have at least Chromium 98 in the Flatpak app. |
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documentation using/
for helpful informationWhat needs to be solved
I've tried following flags to get hardware acceleration working:
However,
chrome://gpu
still says:Steps that have been attempted
There is another entry, below the first one, in
chrome://gpu
:But I'm not sure which
Graphics Feature Status
is the right one, but considering 25% idle cpu usage on most pages (that goes up to 50% on scrolling) I believe that the acceleration is actually disabled.I use Flatpak version of Vieb.
The first question is how to surely tell if the acceleration is disabled? To make sure that this is not #179 that causes that CPU usage.
And the second one, if it's disabled, how to enable it?
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