> but if you just want to install a driver and have your system work, Nvidia is ahead. But if you want your driver to not break horribly whenever there's a xor

> but if you just want to install a driver and have your system work, Nvidia is ahead. But if you want your driver to not break horribly whenever there's a xorg or kernel update, nvidia is behind Or if you want your driver to just work 'out of the box' without needing to go out and install a binary driver nvidia is behind Or if you want your driver to support newer technologies like DRI3 and wayland nvidia is behind