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Last time I installed it Manjaro’s value proposition was an easy path to getting Nvidia’s nonfree drivers working without hours of fussing about. Does some othe
by User23 4y ago
Last time I installed it Manjaro’s value proposition was an easy path to getting Nvidia’s nonfree drivers working without hours of fussing about. Does some other distro fit that need?
- anuragsoni 4y agoUbuntu has been packaging the binary Nvidia non free drivers for quite a few years now. There's an easy to use GUI app [1] to enable the non-free drivers, and switch between the different Nvidia driver versions. [1] Software and Updates is the app's name I believe.
- nicolas_t 4y agoIt seems that Garuda that's mentioned in this article does that.
- antifa 4y agoGaruda's default theme is heavy though, but unlike MATE it supports scaling options between 100% and 200% which is critical for 4k screens. I wonder if it's easy to verify if Nvidia Optimus is working for my laptop's NVIDIA GeForce MX130.
- faho 4y agoArch already has the nvidia drivers in the normal repos. You can just install them. This isn't something Manjaro adds.