Same here. I have also had fewer problems than with both the old proprietary or open source AMD drivers (never tested the new AMDGPU one). This went to far that

Same here. I have also had fewer problems than with both the old proprietary or open source AMD drivers (never tested the new AMDGPU one). This went to far that I had to sell an AMD card to buy an Nvidia one, because features would not work the way there were supposed to. Eventually, I decided to stop buying AMD cards altogether. In contrast to that, the proprietary Nvidia drivers have been a godsend: Features just work, including complex multihead configurations. So, they may not be perfect, but, for the most part, they actually work.