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5 reasons why desktop Linux is finally growing in popularity
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I wish it was friendlier to Nvidia (though, that's no fault of the Linux community), because that's the one hangup for me. I built my rig just a couple years ago around the 3060ti, and the spotty/shoddy support provided by Nvidia (again, not at all the fault of the Linux community) keeps me where I am in the world of Windows.
Hopefully, NVK can successfully remove that barrier for folks like me, because I run Linux on every other computer I own, and it's looking very promising that it may be the case sooner than later.
i'm using a 3070 currently, my next GPU will 100% be AMD.
i have 3060ti too and the only distro that works perfectly is mint, and nvidia driver version 535
Funnily enough I've never had any problem out of my GTX-1080, and I run Mint. Still I've heard irritation stories about RTX cards. Which is why my next GPU is gonna be Radeon.