I finally made the switch from windows to linux; specifically manjaro. I’m getting a huge amount of screen tearing though, and none of the ‘solutions’ I’ve found have seem to work. I’m using a 1070, what am I fucking up.
Screen tearing
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Don't use vdpau.
Enable vsync in nvidia-settings.
Fire up a compositor like compton if your WM doesn't support it.
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>what am I fucking up
You fucked up when you made the decision to switch from Windows to ganoo snash loonix
compton search compton screeen tearing xfce config
Lol xfeces
>what am I fucking up.
Using an Nvidia card. Seriously, I have a GTX 970 and was never able to completely eliminate screen tearing while using the proprietary driver. I use Arch btw.
lol winshit
stuck in the 90s
I run Manjaro on a 1060 without any issues at all.
That's because you're using the default desktop enviroment that uses Manjaro which is xfce. Xfce sucks ass, with KDE.
I mean, go with KDE.
What GPU? I use GNOME/Cinnamon/Budgie with AMD and get 0 tearing.
KDE has screen tearing too if you're using Nvidia.
>nvidia settings
>full composition pipeline
also compton
install gnome
you installed xfce. that's a big mistake
You forgot your socks and sandals.
Common issue, and the solution exists. It's bullshit but if you're actually committed to adapting to Linux, fixing retarded defaults is going to be a good trial by fire.
forums.debian.net
/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf
Section "Device"
Identifier "Intel Graphics"
Driver "intel"
Option "AccelMethod" "sna"
Option "TearFree" "true"
EndSection
>GNOME is a big mistake
ftfy
2nd this
3rd
>stuck in the 90s
>screen tearing on ganoo/lincucks
Getting past screen tearing is the first test on your way to becoming a linux user. How you react to this problem and solve it will show whether you're ready or not. Good luck.