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Question: Use this example to get graphical output #4

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ngmartins opened this issue Aug 4, 2022 · 2 comments
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Question: Use this example to get graphical output #4

ngmartins opened this issue Aug 4, 2022 · 2 comments

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@ngmartins
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Hello there,

Great repo with very detailed information.
I was wondering if I can use the GPU container and install the same driver version into a browser container to get a graphical output on a screen.
Did you know if it can work?

Thanks, in advance,

Nuno

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Hi Nuno,

If you just want browser output on the monitor connected to the GPU and the container does not require CUDA, I think you can just use the default video driver in the OS. You could try using our browser block alone (without this repo) and see if that works.

Alan

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ngmartins commented Aug 23, 2022

Hello Alan.

I did some tests with both: browser block and electron block in the past (using intel NUCs and NOT NVIDIA devices).
I end up with a lot of tearing effects affecting my visual experience.

Then I put some time into a solution to run electron using Wayland (with sway).
Now I was trying to expand this solution to generic x86 devices using NVIDIA graphical cards. That's how I get here.

I struggled a bit unmounting the nouveau driver but stopping the Plymouth service did the trick (more infohere)

But it looks like there is a tech incompatibility between sway and NVIDIA drivers (more info here).

So maybe e need to look into the Browser Block again. Do you know if there is any way of running it using Wayland (instead of Xserver)?

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