No Linux user who knows what they’re doing would call Wayland part of the OS.
Yes they would, if the context is about “is it hardware or software that handles subpixel rendering”. Nobody is talking about the details of whatever is going on in the software.
A 90hz display can’t actually display 60fps content smoothly. It ends up displaying 60fps content at a mix of 45hz and 90hz. (45hz is just displaying the same frame twice). A VRR display can display 60fps content perfectly smooth.
Sure, but the Deck can run its display at 60Hz. Constant FPS isn’t a problem, it’s varying FPS.
The experiment is about Valve, who is still relatively green in the hardware market, trying to diversify their supply chain, which was so far kept intentionally simple.
Yes, as we all know all births are always the same and there’s never waiting time. Your experience is obviously representative of every single child birth.
Yeah, you need to be absolutely bored for 12 hours, no chilling possible.
You can, just go in the settings. It’s locked by default but you can unlock and change the scale.
Yup, just beat Hades on the Deck and it was very annoying that sleep doesn’t work. That’s one thing I still appreciate about playing my Switch.