Quite liking it so far, though it's a bit like stepping back 20 years with the fiddling to get some games working. Next step will probably be ditching the Nvidia card for something else.
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Definitely ditch Nvidia. I bought an AMD one and it works with Linux without any hassle or tinkering.
Nvidia isn't very bad on Linux but I can agree about the installation of drivers manually is annoying
The drivers still need to get better. For instance, it still doesn't support multi monitor VRR in Wayland.
ohh okay,I only have 1 monitor so oh well.