#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>

int main() {
    int a;
    std::vector<std::vector<int>> v;
    std::vector<std::vector<int>>::const_iterator it = std::find(v.begin(), v.end(), a);
}

assaults you with 42 errors, C++ templates are a joy 😊

Weirdly enough I am on explicit sync. I tried on Plasma and this didn’t happen, still had its own problems. X11 was literally flawless though? Weird…

The struggle is real 😞

What GPU do you use now? AMD or NVIDIA?

Not a problem, it’s the sandbox map from Ultrakill.

Well, i’m fucked. I think i’m going to have to return to windows.

I’ve learned my lesson, NEVER buy nvidia.

thanks for all the help everyone, and happy holidays :)

Well fuck me, X11 doesn’t have this issue at all. but i use wayland because X11 has its own set of bugs that causes me headaches. It’s a lose-lose for me.

Yup, explicit sync is implemented on Hyprland, i tried waycheck.

I use nixos and it doesn’t use mkinitcpio. Rebuid, reboot, and it works. I also made sure I disabled the GSP using nvidia-smi, so I’m sure that it isn’t the problem.

Many old games have vsync enabled by default :/ happens with all proton versions (I use ge), don’t use vrr or gamescope, but I’ll try on experimental again JIC if I was wrong (god I hope, lol) thanks for the tip.

edit: experimental didn’t work either :(

I disabled it, but nothing changed (i used regular NVIDIA and made sure it was disabled, too), but thank you

Tried plasma, the bug was “fixed”, but the performance was horrid.

fyi, hyprland isn’t wlroots anymore, its standalone :)

lmao yeah, you get used to it eventually. I can’t play on 90 FOV anymore, it seems small now 😅

I mean, yeah. But it gets tiring to switch between them all the time.

I actually installed NixOS again, and I’m trying to figure out the solution. God help me with NVIDIA.

It can’t be that, I use NixOS. But yeah, GUI installers are buggy as shit for me too. And i don’t use an old card.

Nvidia is just universally shit :(

I have an rtx 3060, i don’t think that counts as old. I feel you, should have gone with AMD

My problem isn’t installing, it’s after installing. Vsync has extra bad latency, frames are reversed, and more. And this is on 565, the latest version.

Games are unplayable.

I heard of an ALVR alternative made by Collabora, you could try it. Dunno if it’s good or not.

That just makes it even weirder, how does seemingly nobody have any problems on NVIDIA, except a small minority?

What driver version are you using?

I wish. NVIDIA is still a buggy mess for me, and it seems that I am the only person with these issues, I see people praising NVIDIA on Wayland all the time now.

And VR is still bad on Linux.

I still love Linux, but I can’t use it for now. God i miss NixOS );

Bluesky may be a circle-jerk, but at least it isn’t a literal neo nazi platform. We still have a ways to go till the fediverse goes mainstream.