The Google Chrome/Chromium web browser code has merged support for linux_drm_syncobj_v1 as the modern Wayland protocol for explicit buffer synchronization. Going along with other apps and desktops supporting this means of explicit buffer… Article Source https://www.phoronix.com/news/Google-Chrome-linux-drm-syncobj
NVIDIA has released the stable version 555.58 of its graphics driver for Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris platforms with significant new features. The update includes explicit GPU synchronization support for Wayland via the linux-drm-syncobj-v1 protocol, which is key for NVIDIA GPU users looking to use Wayland without graphical glitches. Additionally, the driver offers GSP firmware support, … Read more
NVIDIA has recently released version 555.58 of their Linux graphics driver, which includes new features such as explicit sync on Wayland. This update marks an important milestone in the ongoing development of NVIDIA’s support for the Linux platform. Explicit sync on Wayland allows for better synchronization between the graphics driver and the display server, resulting … Read more
The latest stable update to NVIDIA’s proprietary driver for Linux, version 555.58, introduces Wayland Explicit Sync. This update follows the previous beta versions 555.42.02 and 555.52.04, which included minor bug fixes and improvements. With this release, users should now be able to confidently use Wayland on NVIDIA GPUs. Some key changes and improvements in the … Read more
The NVIDIA 555.58 driver for Linux has been released as the first stable version of the R555 driver series. This driver offers explicit Wayland sync support, improved Wayland stability, and GSP firmware used by default on newer GPUs with a GPU system processor. The driver entered beta last month and a stable version has now … Read more
The NVIDIA R555 driver beta for Linux has been released, featuring explicit synchronization support for Wayland and other important improvements. This release includes Wayland explicit sync support with the linux-drm-syncobj-v1 protocol for DRM sync objects, which should address various Wayland issues. The driver also now uses the GPU System Processor (GSP) firmware by default on … Read more