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quest: plan a single Vulkan loader and the X11 GPU path on NVIDIA - #60
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head: 1a34ee3ae1049c1761c1539d15feef0a0a88bdf6.
No actionable findings in this documentation-only change. The two plans match the unresolved cases documented in #59 and are linked correctly from m0.
Direction: continue as scoped. Removing the shadowing Vulkan loader targets the dependency-resolution problem rather than adding a development-only workaround. Investigating CEF's missing GBM device first, with an explicit startup capability decision and a visible CPU fallback, fits the existing helper design. The separate Mesa investigation remains covered by its existing quest.
Verification: inspected all three changed files, the surrounding quest plans, Nix/build configuration, browser setup and browser tests. GitHub-only static review; no builds, tests, GPU checks, or quest context execution. Read the pinned context source instead. The Check workflow is still running, and runtime correctness of the proposed fixes is not established by this PR.

Follow-ups from #59, picked by the maintainer through
/quest-planon 2026-11-05.libvulkan.so.1beside the binaries, so NixOS builds and tests find the GPU withoutVK_DRIVER_FILES.Decisions
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