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I'm running Bazzite on KDE Wayland with the proprietary Nvidia drivers just fine. I think you've got another issue causing this.
That's definitely possible. I'm not familiar with Bazzite. Did you get those drivers from Nvidia's website? That's my only issue with Debian 13 right now. Everything else is working as expected. Also the reason I had to get the drivers from the website is somehow I couldn't enable some stuff (like amd-pstate) on the default Bookworm kernel and had to use a backported one (custom kernels don't work with the drivers from apt).
No, they're included with, and updated by, the OS. But they are the proprietary ones that are available on Nvidia's website.
I'll try again this weekend. But that's the only thing I've changed before being unable to log in a wayland sessions. Hope it works though.