Firefox 153 is finally ditching the Nvidia driver workaround Linux users have hated
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… Nvidia's Linux support keeps improving, and installing drivers is far smoother than it was years ago. There was a time when getting an Nvidia driver to work properly on Linux was a hellish experience. …
I found a tool like MSI Afterburner for Linux, and you can automate your GPU's undervolt
… It's still experimental and relies on unofficial APIs, but for now, it's my go-to piece of software for headless Nvidia GPU control on Linux. Related This Nvidia Linux driver update finally fixes a frustrating Wayland display problem Gaming on Linux just got a little bit better. …
I gave Linux one final shot at being my daily driver and it finally stuck thanks to a few small fixes
… Nvidia support is finally in a good place A Radeon card isn't required The single biggest reason I kept abandoning Linux was my graphics card. On Wayland, my Nvidia GPU produced flickering, torn frames, and frame pacing that made everything feel broken. …
Proton is better than ever before, but here's why I still prefer gaming on Windows 11
… Related Windows still dominates these 3 major arenas, and Linux won't catch up anytime soon No amount of distro-hopping can fix these problems My Nvidia GPU simply behaves better on Windows Team Green seems to have a clear preference for a certain platform Much of Nvidia and its ecosystem's reputat… …
Radeon is still the best choice for an HTPC GPU, and the reason has nothing to do with performance
… Staying on Windows is likely the best option if your only option is Nvidia Don't bother with trying to force a Linux-Nvidia HTPC experience If I didn't have a spare GPU, I'd definitely just stick with Windows. …
Vintage AMD Radeon GPUs are getting a second life with AI-optimized Linux drivers
… AMD and Intel promote and support Mesa development, while Nvidia prefers its own implementation. This has a side effect in allowing much older GPUs to remain almost relevant in the current gaming landscape, thanks to continued support from within the community. …
Sunshine and Moonlight let me build my own game streaming service for the cost of one GPU
… Even Fire TV sticks are now supported by Nvidia's platform, effectively allowing you to take your gaming almost anywhere within the home and out the front door. In addition, Nvidia offers a free tier, limited to 1080p at 60 frames per second FPS , one-hour sessions, and is ad-supported. …
Nvidia's RTX Spark is already here under a different name, and I ran Cyberpunk at 1440p on it
… Given that I ran all of my gaming benchmarks on Linux, and Canonical is now building an official Arm64 Steam Snap with FEX-Emu bundled in, the Linux gaming path is there even if Nvidia doesn't officially bless it. When Nvidia says the RTX Spark is "Game Ready," I believe it. …
I ran Gemma 4 (26B) on a 10-year-old-GPU, and it's reliable enough to replace the cloud
… I’d already done this for my host machine with the following commands, so all I had to do was pass them to the freshly-configured LXC. wget https://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86 64/580.119.02/NVIDIA-Linux-x86 64-580.119.02.run chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86 64-580.119.02.run ./NVIDIA-Linux-x8… …