When booted from Garuda live USB, having the myth "proprietary is always better" I booted with NVIDIA. My family with me were about to watch a movie on TV screen, but HDMI didn't connect at all. As they were waiting, they just said "see, your Linux sucks".
Luckily I remembered that on the same live USB I've casted via HDMI before, so rebooted, here selected boot with open source, and then everything worked properly.
I also have NVIDIA.
Fortunately, still completely symptom-free. Hopefully it will stay that way.
Do you already know anything about the incubation period?
yea Im super bummed about this. I really like both their Wayfire and lxqt versions but Im having major issues with both stemming from nvidia graphics. i have to use the propietary drivers. so until they can figure it out, I wont be able to switch over
Mostly nvidia isnt that bad anymore. i never owned a laptop with nvidia graphics (m1), but on my desktop i faced to mostly no problems
performance is also mostly really good, also overclocked a little bit.
and i have to say all in all i like the nvidia possibilities more then on windows.
only thing which sucks is dkms - i can only heavily use kernels which are with llvm compiled.
maybe prime is still a problem, the rest is configuration (?!)
I know that. What they thought was that Windows wasnât giving any problems. But even I donât know why the hell booting with NVIDIA didât connect to HDMI. As I finally started the movie with open source, all was good.
And also one more improvement: Even they are also fed up with Windows due to unknown updates all the time and slow startup and all. I even made them using Linux (Mint) and theyâre quite getting comfortable with it. Also theyâre happy with the performance. But theyâre still not yet to trust it to use it as daily driver. Now they ask me everytime âhow to do thisâ. Iâm trying make them more comfortable with Linux than Windows.