Blockbench Reports False GPU Incompatibility On Wayland

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What are you trying to do, and what do you expect to happen?

When opening Blockbench on Wayland, the expected result is for it to start normally without issue.

What happens instead?

When started, it gives a COMPLETELY false GPU incompatibility warning, which can be bypassed by clicking the "reload" button. Then the application functions "normally". about-gpu-2024-06-22T02-19-14-900Z.txt Based on the logs, in the GPU report, it appears as if it isn't utilizing nvidia-drm (direct rendering manager), which I have enabled to get Wayland to work. When reload is pressed, only then it appears to utilize the kernel module.

Model format in which the issue occurs

N/A

Blockbench variant

Program

Blockbench version

4.10.3

Operating System

Arch Linux (GNOME wayland session)

Installed Blockbench plugins

none

[JannisX11]

This is most likely an issue with Chromium and the compatibility with your respective graphics drivers. Upstream issue: https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/40366 Blockbench fixes this by manually clearing the GPU cache, but this requires a Blockbench restart.

[SBtree-bit]

This is related to #2356, I fixed it by updating the gpu blacklist & blocklist flags.