I wish this game had Linux support.

Then don't reply

I read "Grub" as "Gnome" like 4 times and was so confused lol.

Opera, it was the default installed on my system. I tried Opera GX but the interface was all fucked up.

It ships with both Wayland and Xorg, but Wayland is the default.

You know it's true because that dev only has one Friggin screen. No wonder multi monitor support is fucked.

I always thought the name was cringe.

Nobara 38 - Gnome/Wayland

I haven't had any problems with gaming in Wayland. Perhaps you haven't configured it properly, especially if it wasn't default installed on your system.

This behavior also exists on Opera. I think this is just an inherit feature of being a PWA. It's still using a browser, whichever one you were using when you clicked "install". My only suggestion to avoid this is to use a different different browser dedicated to Lemmy that you don't use for anything else.

This would be a nice feature.

I've so far had good experience on stock Opera, and Vivaldi.

Opera GX gave me problems where the browser interface would be layed over the app interface rather than just being hidden. Took up 30% of my screen real-estate for address bar and new tab buttons.

If you're limited to 60hz on xorg you are already experiencing self-imposed latency, arguably worse than you'll experience on Wayland.

I'd be using Wayland unless you have some good reason not to. You will not get good performance out of xorg with multiple monitors. Vsync on Wayland will match your screens refresh rate. The experience is a lot better imo.

But I liked the name!

Champions!

For real though V05 is a terrible product.

The experience has gotten a lot smoother for sure! We are also getting better at using Lemmy to begin with.

Reinstalling using a different browser worked, thanks.

I understand that, the problem is that the behavior is different after reinstalling the PWA.

This could be because I used a different browser. I used Opera this time instead of Vivaldi which I had used last time. It's just that elements that should be hidden are visible, like the address bar.

At leady that's the experience I had with Vivaldi.