Switched over someone I know just recently. No headaches. Video card worked without issue from the jump and they've been playing Fallout 76 on it with more stability than they ever had with Windows. I put it on my own machine a few months back, and it was the same. Smooth. Either I got double lucky or you got unlucky.
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Weirdly enough linuxmint with lutris + steam works fine for me. I followed this guide in order to figure out lutris configurations. Don't download protonupqt though, just download through lutris.
what card?
closed source instead of open source nvidia driver.
This is where the problem really began. though afaik, you can get a version of the bazzite distro with the closed source nvidia drivers already installed, so did you select a different one? Nvidia gave me nothing but issues when I was trying to migrate to Linux though. Ever since I switched to AMD, it's been smooth sailing.
My partner and I are running Kubuntu, both with Nvidia cards, and haven't had any issues that aren't solved by using the ubuntu-drivers tool.
Shes the only one in the house with nvidia, which tbf, has been just perfect for her needs up to this point. I'm just worried what might happen when i finally get her a new motherboard (long story short, it was my old one, i was splicing a 500ft ethernet cable, and didn't realize 250 ft away the other end was still plugged in)
Shes the only one in the house with nvidia, which tbf, has been just perfect for her needs up to this point.
If you spend any amount of time at all in various Linux meme or Linux newcomer communities you’ll quickly see that this is one of the issues plaguing people switching over.
That’s not a dig at you but to make you realise how big and well known the issue is. The reason it persists is because nvidia refuses to play nice with Linux or an open source environment, presumably for monopolistic licensing issues.
The issue is large enough that there’s even a fairly famous video of the creator of Linux specifically giving a very vocal ‘fuck you nvidia’ middle finge specifically for their efforts at hindering cooperation with Linux at all.
She's playing the terf wizard game? Is the wedding off then?
