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Strange question. Starfield is not an Nvidia GPU.
You dismiss people who say AMD's Linux support is superior to NVidia's, justifying your position because you claim you haven't had an issue with NVidia on Linux in 10 years. I just gave you an example of one of the biggest game titles of the year that, unlike with NVidia GPUs, works perfectly on AMD/Linux DAY ONE.
Seethe harder.
Are you serious? What a dumb way to avoid the question.
Starfield is an example of Nvidia's Linux support being extremely "sub-par", to put it in a friendly way.
Yes. I don't want to shock you, but not all people read 24/7 about nvidia drivers. God, what a moron.
Pretty big news for people into Linux gaming.
Lol, calling me a moron for criticising Nvidia. Get a life.
This company doesn't know you. They don't care about you. Their actions have shown them to be hostile. You don't owe them any allegiance.
Lol resorting to name calling?