Read the article.
Yes but I don't see how that's related to Wayland as nouveau (mesa OGL) is also capable of driving apps inside a modern desktop.
Thanks for letting us know. Blocking you now since replying to you in a public forum would be a waste of time if you're going to delete it immediately after.
Have you tried regular Proton? Just to make sure GE's patches don't interfere here.
Paperless for keeping track of text written on the dead trees which companies keep sending me instead of email.
Actualbudget for keeping track where the money goes.
That's for Jerboa to fix. It's valid markdown.
will prevent shady recruiters from editing it
Well, it won't prevent it but it will set a low technological bar that most muggles can't seem to get past.
It does not directly affect wayland support in any way unless you're using one of those experimental Wayland in Vulkan modes.
It does affect it indirectly insofar as that, with NVK, you're able to use the nouveau kernel module which exposes standardised interfaces that Wayland relies on without losing the ability to do Vulkan which was not possible previously. If you wanted Vulkan previously, you had to use Nvidia's proprietary driver and its non-standard interfaces that cause issues with Wayland.
Depends on how the cards implement HDMI. Intel cards notably have a DP->HDMI converter chip on-board requiring no software-side support for HDMI.
They don't need to RE it; they have access to the full spec and everything for their Windows drivers anyways. They'd open themselves up for litigation if they implemented this behind the forum's back though and that's something AMD (understandably) simply won't do.
If your issue with fingerprint stopping to work is anything like the issue I experienced in home-brewed LineageOS on my Fairphone 4, the only solution is to wipe userdata.
Organic maps as a map works quite well. Its routing leaves much to be desired for cycling though.
https://github.com/organicmaps/organicmaps/issues/1518 would help with that.