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Open Source NVIDIA Drivers Are Finally Good #Linux #YouTube https://youtu.be/IIGEElOsoJw
in reply to Brodie Robertson

too little, too late. nvidia will never get my money again.
in reply to Brodie Robertson

I'm definitely someone who will benefit from this, as someone using an nvidia gpu.

In the future I can imagine people alternating which drivers they using depending on the game. Projects like supergfxctl could be helpful in such a use case. Already today most game launchers have a lot of tweaks you can do on a per game basis.

in reply to Fuchsiii~~~

@fuchsiii +9001%

Unless #nvidia literally #FLOSS'd everything like #LAPSUS demanded in 2021 that's not gonna happen...

in reply to Brodie Robertson

@fuchsiii OFC not - and not because they don't want to [tho I'd also nope ransomware groups' demands] but also because #nvidia can't legally do that in many cases, as they too are #licensees of #patents and are bound to #NDA's.

So #GPLv3 and #AGPLv3 are impossible to comply with and even #GPLv2 would be hard to.

Kinda like the shitshow #BusyBox did (gojng GPLv3 and sueing the crap out of license violators), so @landley left that project and started #toybox from the ground up.

in reply to Brodie Robertson

Sadly my GTX 1060 won't benefit from this. Hopefully nouveau gets better which makes the 1060 more usable. I will still use proprietary drivers then.

The problem I have with nouveau drivers is that it does not support 2 monitors with my GPU. No way I am going to buy a new GPU.

in reply to Brodie Robertson

as a long time Nvidia user, awesome to see significant movement here. There's still a lot of stuff we need to work on before the Nvidia experience is quite A+ for desktop users.... Especially as we move to Wayland by default everywhere.

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