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I've been using Tumbleweed for the last few months and it's really good as a stable rolling release distribution. However, I made the mistake of buying a laptop
by haolez 4y ago
I've been using Tumbleweed for the last few months and it's really good as a stable rolling release distribution. However, I made the mistake of buying a laptop with an NVIDIA discrete card and I'm tormented with small bugs, crashes and glitches from times to times. Both on Gnome and KDE Plasma.
If you are willing to migrate over to Linux, stay away from NVIDIA cards.
- kombine 4y agoI run Tumbleweed on my desktop PC and the laptop, both of which have NVIDIA GPUs. I have to say this is the first time that my systems are bug-free. Previously on Kubuntu I constantly experienced graphical glitches. I pray they don't come back to me again.
- kingboss 4y agoI'd rather stay away from Linux than from my trusty nVidia card. Sorry but not sorry. The innovative stuff coming from nVidia can't be ignored (always one or more steps ahead of AMD). Linux can.
- haolez 4y agoMy point was about a desktop machine. You could access a cluster of Linux machines with NVIDIA cards from your AMD-based desktop.