You’re right, but I tried to downgrade kernel to version 5.8, and I’m still getting the same errors: Skia shader compilation error Anyone with a similar setup who can confirm if this is an issue only for me? Any idea what I could do to fix this? At the moment I see I have drivers version 455.28. I suspect there is something wrong in my system rather than in Chrome or in the nVidia drivers, cause I don’t see a reason why shaders should not compile properly. I tried to downgrade to older kernel and nVidia proprietary drivers, but nothing fixed the problem. My understanding is that this is a problem specific to Chrome, cause glxgears seems to run on the nVidia GPU properly when the env variables are set. Please check build information of source that generated the binary. Binary is not compatible with current driver/hardware combination.

: checkLinkStatus(985): Program link or binary loading failed: Program binary could not be loaded.

: Skia shader compilation error - Errors: Program binary could not be loaded. I see these errors from Chrome: : checkLinkStatus(985): Program link or binary loading failed: Program binary could not be loaded. WebGL2: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable WebGL: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable

Hardware Protected Video Decode: Disabled It seems that recently, something happened (maybe some update?) and Chrome is no more able to use the nVidia GPU, and falls back to the CPU: Graphics Feature StatusĬanvas: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailableĬompositing: Software only. _NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 _GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia /usr/bin/google-chrome-stable %U To do this, I run Google Chrome using this command: My system setup used to run on the Intel GPU, offloading some applications to the nVidia GPU. Hello! I noticed that recently something bad happened to my system.

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