> I'm referring to the graph Graph makes sense if you analyze the context. It's as I said above - increasing number of users are switching to AMD. Just check a

> I'm referring to the graph Graph makes sense if you analyze the context. It's as I said above - increasing number of users are switching to AMD. Just check any thread in Linux gaming forums on the topic of "what should be my next GPU". > I don't see Wayland as being as a particularly massive reason. <...> don't run into any issues, It's one of the reasons. There are many issues with Nvidia. Abysmal integration due to lack of upstream driver such as broken vsync, no standard hardware sensors, no PRIME support and so and so forth are all well known Nvidia problems. To address them, Nvidia should either open up their driver, or to support Nouveau to begin with. So far they showed no interest in either of those cases. > It's a conscious and intentional decision by the developers of those libraries to start with CUDA and stick to it. That's too bad. Avoid libraries which proliferate lock-in. If their developers don't know any better, find those who do and support their efforts instead. It should be in the interest of actual developers who use said libraries, not to be locked into single hardware vendor.