• Gloomy@mander.xyz
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    1 day ago

    I use Linux Mint and Nvidea and never had any problem what so ever with it. But maybe i just have been lucky.

    • Smoogs@lemmy.world
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      3 hours ago

      If you haven’t had to deal with kde plasma for your needs, then yes: consider yourself lucky cuz more than two settings on the bios needs to change as well. And that’s not even going into the dual boot scenario. Which is fresh hell. Especially with the most recent upgrades with locks and dynamic cards. And learning that every motherboard handles it differently even if you have matched all other types of hardware.

      Just a reminder everyone’s needs are different. And some of this is way easier on windows if you’re arguing at just out of the box working

      Not that I’m regretting going Linux. I’m just regretting the fanbois who are insufferable and obnoxious since coming to Linux. Really rides on my patience after several installs and learning all this by hand.

      So many reveal that after I put the foot down all they did was just install to do some real basic shit and call it easy. They know nothing and need to sit down. Either help or Shut up, let people work through their required build.

      We can be better than this.

      • hornywarthogfart@sh.itjust.works
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        3 hours ago

        I have an Nvidia card and run plasma and everything “just worked” for me including the proprietary drivers. Zero configuration (I am using CachyOS but Manjaro was fine as well as mint).

        Figured I would add another data point for those thinking about switching but are nervous about the Nvidia support.