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I use Nvidia for gaming systems that only run Windows and never get any of my important credentials entered on them; they strictly run games only. For developme
by ddtaylor 4y ago
I use Nvidia for gaming systems that only run Windows and never get any of my important credentials entered on them; they strictly run games only. For development and non-gaming tasks I use an Intel integrated graphics system on Linux instead. Wayland on the iGPU systems runs great!
- heywoodlh 4y agoI am in the exact same boat. Additionally, I have set up Nvidia's gamestream so I can keep my Windows devices tucked away in a closet and that allows me to game on the go -- and not have to directly interface with my Windows machine aside for gaming related stuff. So most games I stream to either my Apple TV, iPhone or Dell XPS running Arch (when I want to use a mouse+keyboard). My Wireguard setup combined with Moonlight allows me to stream remotely, too! When I am visiting in-laws a few hundred miles away it works flawlessly. It's super nice to be able to game remotely :)