because it has been proven time and time again that only insignificant amount of devs actually care until there’s a major adoption. Look at original Steam Machines or on NVDIA SLI or 3D TV, Apple Vision Pro, etc… these things take a lot of time and are very gradual

that just makes electricity more expensive

Hi, forgot to post update here but yes, this update has resolved issue for me as well!

Yes, right now it’s just a temporary workaround but it seems it’s being worked on.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/3678#note_2672243

Seems like it’s GNOME issue or something driver issue with more recent update. Fresh install works again until I do a system update then it breaks again. I’ve tried CachyOS GNOME and the same issue again