Ok so your problem isn't there, if I were you I would use Xorg and try, because wayland under Zorin 18.1 is full of bugs
I am on Xorg. I do not stop being on Xorg. The problem isn't just on Wayland, like I said it's on Xorg as well.
what you can try is to Install the signed OEM kernel stack
I did and I have a full amd computer and I have no freeze at all
Open your terminal and run this command:
sudo apt install linux-oem-6.17 -y
Once the installation finishes, update the boot configuration and restart your laptop:
sudo update-grub
sudo rebootIt's full on E-ATX desktop computer. And also, can you explain to me what an OEM kernel stack is?
It's a signed kernel made by canonical with better support for OEM drivers in relation with some manufacturers
Should I post my current build and see if it even needs that kernel?
Should I post them or should I just type the commands that you told me?
Just install it and try, the risk is very low