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Micro-Stuttering since last update #70
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Are you sure you updated to 5.18.4-2? |
Yes, absolutely. It's worth noting that the version of the NORMAL Kwin that is in my package manager (Manjaro) is 5.18.3 |
Are you using multiple monitors? Can you report the output of |
Just to be sure check your systemsetting's compositor settings if you see any strange toggles towards the bottom which might have something to do with it. |
@tildearrow |
@StarrKiss Try setting NeverGonnaGiveYouUp=true under [Compositing] in your kwinrc. |
Hmmm.... looks like you are using the Intel driver. KWin-lowlatency uses the "horrible hack" to wait for VSync on Intel cards. This can lead to stutter if it does not work well. Can you try SGI video sync instead? (note: if it causes hangs please tell me because I know it might) |
@RPGHiro That variable is only for the April Fools' version of KWin-lowlatency. The author is using the latest version without the jokes. |
I'm also experiencing this. Installed versions:
The effect is observable when recorded with OBS Studio: youtube
Confirmed no issues with vanilla kwin |
@luminoso Please open System Settings and go to Display and Monitor > Compositor. |
oh. lol. long long April Fools for me aahha. Sorry for polluting this issue 😅 🤦♂️ 🤦♂️ 🤦♂️ |
Sorry for that. |
Once the rest of the KDE frameworks on Manjaro updated to match Kwin-Low Latency, it fixed the stuttering issues for me. So this issue can be closed, unless anyone else still has these issues. |
I'm not sure if i should respond in here or open a new topic. Guess i'm going for a post in here now :) So, ever since a few months my pc became horrendously sluggish when it comes to animations or scrolling when (all of the below):
That was with the default KWin. Here i do have a question though. I don't find the checkboxes very clear for kwin-lowlatency when it comes to compositing. Which order do i need to pick to suspend compositing just for the full screen window and not for other windows? Should i tick both options? Surprisingly installing kwin-lowlatency doesn't fix my problem at all! I did investigate a little deeper. It turns out that if i disable vsync (the supportInformation output is with it disabled) then it seems to work fine. I obviously prefer to have vsync turned on due to tearing crap creeping up with it being off. Lastly, as i'm on ryzen (and the open source AMDGPU driver) and as this happend seemingly randomly (not during a KDE update that i know of), it could very well be an issue in the GPU driver side. I just don't know. Is there anything you folks can suggest me to try? Cheers, |
"Allow applications to block compositing" is vanilla KWin's method of implementing compositor bypass. Not all apps support it and SDL bugs out and likes disabling compositing even if windowed. I am so sorry to mention this, but KWin-lowlatency has problems with multiple monitors. See #7. |
Ever since the last update (that was on the AUR) there has been micro-stutter all across the operating system, from full-screening windows to all sorts of other animations. This is espiecally noticeable in things like Youtube. To test this out, I tried installing kwin (Non low-latency) and it doesn't have the micro-stutters. Until this issue is fixed, I am going to stick with normal kwin, despite its horrendous animation curve.
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