• torbjørn@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Except of course with Nvidia drivers, those are always shit.

    Doesn’t that depend on the distro? In most cases they should be supplied as a (meta)package and only require installation through the package manager, kernel modules should be built automatically then.

    While this is ofc only anecdotal evidence: I haven’t had problems with different models of Nvidia GPUs on different distributions (OpenSUSE, Debian, Pop!_OS, Elementary, EndeavourOS) in the last years. With a small workaround, even Wayland works flawlessly - the problem with missing GAMMA_LUT support and night light notwithstanding here.

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      1 year ago

      To be fair I haven’t had a Nvidia card in about 4 years.

      So things could have changed, but over the preceding 15 odd years, no other thing caused me more issues than Nvidia drivers. But I put up with it, that is what you had to do to get good graphics.

      The AMD GPU I have now, has been great, no issues at all. I had chipset issues mainly on the new laptop.