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December 23, 2023, 11:52pm
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That is actually the opposite of what I am recommending. Have a look at this as an example:
Today, I thought to myself, “Doesn’t my laptop have hybrid graphics? How do I access that?” Then I remembered that many of my laptop’s features are in the BIOS, and I found the option to toggle between Discrete Graphics and Hybrid Graphics. It has been on Discrete for years (since I bought it) because I used to regularly play games, use Blender, etc.
Having switched it to Hybrid and saved the settings, I was greeted with a lovely 1920x1080 resolution for grub and plymouth, and now all the issues I’ve had recently in my WMs have disappeared.
The excerpt above is from my post here: KDE5/QT5 And Lower Are Anti-Nvidia?
Though your setup may be different (as I have an onboard Intel GPU), you do have an Nvidia card. These cards cause issues with everything they feel like causing an issue with. Examples of these issues can be seen in the linked post.