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Which is not actually a bad thing per se. Those drivers do work better than their free/open-source counterpart but are hard to install (especially if secure bo
by electricant 6y ago
Which is not actually a bad thing per se.
Those drivers do work better than their free/open-source counterpart but are hard to install (especially if secure boot is enabled) and do not play nice with the whole GNU/Linux ecosystem.
- AstralStorm 6y agoNo, it would be illegal to install those drivers. Not hard at all. Radeon drivers specifically play nice with the ecosystem, but they feature crypto firmware blobs. Network drivers tends to be good neighbors too. Nvidia drivers cause more of a problem, as do ugly smartphone GLES drivers. (Not to mention very custom network chipsets there.)