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Gnome was already pretty great for accessibility (for a Linux DE anyway), and I'm glad to see that it's getting continued work.
Usually (understandably) it's overlooked
Also nice to hear them actually explaining why VRR hasn't been enabled yet - there are still kinks to work out. Reddit/Lemmy told me it's just because Gnome devs are evil pieces of shit who hate their users.
Please finish this damn variable refresh rate already!!
I feel you. If I could I'd help with implementation but I am dumb so I have no idea what the hell they doin
Dor Askayo is joining the team to continue their work on variable refresh rate (vrr) support in Mutter
Hell yeah, hopefully this makes it in time for Gnome 46.
Now that askayo is officially part of gnome, I hope that vrr is shipped with gnome 46 as an experimental feature at the very least