I’m considering trying to host my own mail (receive and internal send only, at least at first), as I have a friend who’s hosting all the useful services and mail’s the only one left.

Also experimenting with (rootless) podman, I’m finding the permission mapping a bit confusing tbh.

If it’s washed out, it’s either that there’s a mismatch in pixel format, like u/scutiger was saying or you might be used to oversaturated sRGB, as by default displays are set to stretch the input to their entire range (which if it’s HDR should be close to DCI-P3). sRGB colors shouldn’t look different when displayed in HDR, unless something is misconfigured.

Yea, it works pretty well. I’ve mostly used it for games, but firefox recently added support for HDR video and it seems to work with no issues. mpv I think has had HDR for quite a bit.
I’m not sure what RTX HDR does, as I only used an AMD card with my HDR display, but there are Reshade shaders that should implement something similar and there’s RenoDX (a Reshade addon) which patches games to retrofit real HDR. mpv should have something similar, but I don’t think there’s anything for YouTube.

Edit: mpv’s inverse tonemapping does work for YouTube videos, if you are OK with playing them outside the browser.

Didn’t know that! Last time I tried it had the same issues as normal proton, I think. Now just setting PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND works. Thanks.

OK first, do you need both iGPU and the Nvidia GPU to be working at the same time?

Not really, that was just how had it set up for other reasons and never changed it.

It’s telling that you can’t even get the official Nvidia drivers working. You then “fix” things by removing the cable from the iGPU after having all these problems and installing the Nouveau drives. I think this could be the source of your problems.

I didn’t install nouveau, it’s also blacklisted. I installed the new nvidia “open” drivers (and libvulkan1) and those do work except for dxvk.

But yea I think I’m gonna do as you said and re-setup everything with only the nvidia gpu, just to be safe.

Yea I missed that paragraph because I followed the manual steps which don’t seem to mention that version of the driver (which is why I though it was outdated). I’ll try reinstalling with that only.

Thanks, I don’t have access to my PC right now, but I did install Vulkan for both 32 and 64 bit and from looking at logs I think it was installed properly.

I’ll try running the gears test, if that works what should I check?

I’ll try ProtonGE too, but neither Valve’s Proton (Experimental I think) nor Soda would work. Currently installed driver is the open driver G06 version 580(probably .95.05, but can’t check right now).

Thanks, that’s the first guide I followed and the module would not load (not even an error in dmesg), but I’ll try again as I might have missed something.

Forgot to mention that it’s Tumbleweed.

No, first time I’ve heard of that, what does it do? My currently installed versions of Proton are the Steam managed ones and the default ones from Bottles.