#[SOLVED] KDE Wayland is unusable in a glitchy black screen (not Nvidia)

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cold sandal
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I am using an HP Chromebook x360 11 G3 EE with an Intel Celeron N4020 CPU and the Intel UHD Graphics 600 iGPU, recently I broke Arch and was too lazy to manually reinstall so I used archinstall to install Arch (I tried this multiple times). This is when I discovered KDE X11 works completely fine but KDE Wayland shows a black screen with no cursor and has a glitchy interface when trying to use KWin shortcuts. This is the first time I've seen the glitchy effect but I had the black screen in endeavourOS and previous installs from archinstall

ocean kiln
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Do you have kernel mode setting enabled?

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I know that is necessary sometimes with nvidia GPUs on Wayland, not sure about Intel ones

cold sandal
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which kernel mode setting? to fix Wayland I only know if the Nvidia drm setting

ocean kiln
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Trying to find something in the wiki that would help but the actual article for it is kinda complicated

cold sandal
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KDE Wayland is unusable in a glitchy black screen (not Nvidia)

ocean kiln
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Nvm I dunno what I'm doing

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Someone else will come around to help

cold sandal
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👍

cold sandal
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would like to note gnome on wayland does show up without the glitchy effects but it freezes after a few seconds of being logged in and requires a force reboot

cold sandal
cold sandal
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gave up on eOS and arch and installed artix

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... solved

gritty topazBOT
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cold sandal
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[Solved] KDE Wayland is unusable in a glitchy black screen (not Nvidia)