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I get ~weekly crashes using an Nvidia card with arch/hyprland, but honestly it's less problematic for me to deal with than windows updates. I can format and reb
by Phlebsy 9mo ago
I get ~weekly crashes using an Nvidia card with arch/hyprland, but honestly it's less problematic for me to deal with than windows updates. I can format and rebuild my machine from scratch in less time than windows takes to download and perform an update.
Flawless experience on non-nvidia hardware though.
- gcr 9mo agoThat's arch/hyprland though. You're even making it harder for yourself than it needs to be.
- dTal 9mo agoThat's understating it. There's no amount of skill that will render that setup stable - it's baked into the way those projects are managed.
- rescbr 9mo agoThat's why I keep using Gentoo and X11 to handle my three GPU setup. An Intel iGPU, an AMD dGPU on the same package as the Intel CPU and a RTX 4060 Ti eGPU connected through Thunderbolt.
- Phlebsy 9mo agoOnly have issues with it on my machine with an Nvidia card. Understand that it can be unstable and accept that when it happens - but with AMD/integrated graphics I don't have the same problem. Either way, only serves to further the point that Linux is in a pretty good place and the experience should only be better on more stable options.
- internet101010 9mo agoI don't have that problem with Arch+COSMIC, which has the tiling you get with Hyprland but without the overly complex configuration. You can also switch to floating windows with one button if needed.