Hi all, I am new to linux (8-10 years ago i tried mint 17, manjaro, fedora, and elemantary os) but always came back to windows because of my gaming days these days. Since a few weeks i am trying linux again I used Zorin OS 16 for 2 weeks but yesterday i got issues to install nvidia drivers manually…

If you want to run Wayland with Nvidia GPU and proprietary drivers, have a look here: [image] [HowTo] Use Wayland with proprietary NVIDIA drivers Tutorials Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Wayland does not play well with proprietary drivers. Currently the biggest issue is that NVIDIA do…

Hellow, I advise you to create a post for one problem. U can install Steam on Manjaro Repo (GUI WAY): U should see an application call Add or Remove Software <-(it’s basically Microsoft Store but 500000000000 times better) open it. Then search for Steam and you should see Steam as the first resul…

You can use either steam native or steam manjaro whichever you prefer. I’m definitely not an expert but I think one uses the steam libraries and the other the native libraries. I’ve also never used Gnome on manjaro but believe when you login you should be given the option to boot into wayland or x11…

@sawdocter, i don’t get that option sadly. I have the stock nvidia driver installed that came pre-installed NVIDIA Driver Version: 470.63.01

I’ve seen this post that should help [image] Logging into KDE Plasma using Wayland completely hangs my system Graphics & Display Do you have the egl-wayland package installed? Thats the package i had to install to boot up Wayland with NVIDIA.

If everything is up to date: Log off user, click on the name and then note the tiny wheel at the bottom right - click offers selection gnome / gnome on xorg the former is wayland - then enter ship - oh no - password and voila…

Hi GaVenga It’s says in the tiny wheel gnome gnome - classic.

Ah oke, i stick with x11 then. Thanks for the info.

gnome = wayland gnome-classic = x-11

Not quite. GNOME Classic is something completely different. He does not have Wayland enabled. Therefore both entries will use X11. With Wayland enabled: GNOME (Wayland) GNOME Classic (X11) GNOME on Xorg (X11)

Thank You… /etc/gdm/custom: . change the line containing: WaylandEnable=false to # WaylandEnable=false (= uncomment entry “WaylandEnable=false”)

Wayland not installed?

Support GNOME

sawdoctor 3 September 2021 10:35 6

I’ve seen this post that should help