I'm sorry, but this is all a matter of perspective, even in the narrow perview of graphic drivers. As a counterpoint, Intel's linux graphic drivers are the ver

I'm sorry, but this is all a matter of perspective, even in the narrow perview of graphic drivers. As a counterpoint, Intel's linux graphic drivers are the very best. That's not to say they don't have problems, they have plenty, more than I'd like by a long shot. But compared to nvidia's steaming pile of kernel panics that still thinks Wayland is a second class citizen (try scrolling a jupyter notebook in pycharm under Wayland and again X. Keep your system monitor open and watch a single CPU core get pegged as your screen updates at 5fps). And don't start me on AMD, sure its better than Nvidia for displaying stuff, but that is only one Linus middle finger less. If you "use" their rocm compute stack... Use... What a joke of constant breakage and missing support. I deal with it every day and cry. Sorry to vent... But I have strong feelings about this. Intel can suck at times(plus, you know, they are the hardware anti-comp leaders), but windows is not the only game in town. Its worth mentioning that I'm complaining about the now, in the olden days even trying AMD or Nvidia on Linux was just asking for pain. If it wasn't for gpu compute, we'd still be in the dark(er) times.