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Possibility to decide which GPU is used #58
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@financelurker https://chatgpt.com/share/c17d5a99-3758-449e-af47-82a2a2c27cb3 Essentially, this isn't a plugin thing but rather you need to launch the plasmashell using your GPU instead of iGPU. |
So, to get that right - I would need to set the whole plasmashell to the iGPU and not just the Wallpaper Shaders? I've stumbled over https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PRIME - which is roughly describing the DRI_PRIME parameter you mentioned. Is it right to infer, that the Wallpaper Shader are running in the execution context of the plasmashell then and are not a dedicated own binary that can be executed (and therefore the DRI_PRIME param can be set specifically for the Wallpaper Shaders)? Edit: On the other hand I might as well put the whole plasmashell to the iGPU and have the dGPU resources available for other stuff (if this is a possible solution). |
@financelurker In Plasmashell there is an element called "Desktop" (literally your desktop where the icons are and etc), and within that there is something called a "wallpaper", the wallpaper plugins (images/shaders/etc) are then loaded within that "wallpaper" element. What my shader wallpaper does is limited in it's ability to go beyond the "wallpaper" element and what's available for it to use. |
Hi!
I am using these awesome wallpaper shader - cudos for the implementation.
Since I have two GPUs (one iGPU and one Nvidia) - as of now only the Nvidia GPU is used (where I have a constant 40% of GPU utilization with active wallpaper shaders).
Is it possible, that I can decide which GPU is used for these wallpaper shaders? (I would want to give that task to the iGPU - since it probably won't need that much power and I would expect a lower power consumption)
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