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No not really. Wayland shills constantly use template arguments such as nvidia, dinosaurs, boomers, luddites, etc regardless of context.
Just reading the way you type things out proves you're like 12. No cap fr fr nvidia is bussin'. Jesus Christ... Just admit you struggle with a piece of tech that others have no issues with and move on.
Wayland is here. For a kid bitching about dinosaurs, boomers and other "old" things you sure do have a real fucking problem letting go of old tech.
lmao you really are out to argue today, aren't you.
why would they mean you? you posted the image with a title. the comment is a response to that. do you really think the commenter claims you have an nvidia GPU because of the title, asking for thoughts? it is not clear what side you're on, or whether you even picked a side in the first place from the title and image alone.
edit: just now seeing those other comments from you in this thread. yeah, maybe it was aimed at you.