YOU ARE WEAK! You do not deserve the air that you consume. You dishonor is all. Drop and give me twenty.
Jk, use whatever works for you.
YOU ARE WEAK! You do not deserve the air that you consume. You dishonor is all. Drop and give me twenty.
Jk, use whatever works for you.
Funny the timing of your post; just yesterday I got the latest nvidia driver (sorry forgot if it was stable / new feature / beta) and magically Proton 10.0 started working with a DX12 game (StarRupture) I’ve been troubleshooting. So if you can still boot to Linux, give it a try!
it is what it is. I've personally just decided that performance is worth sacrificing for a better OS, but it's understandable if that's not worth it for you
Nvidias repositories work fine.
If you need the latest driver they have installation instructions that walk you through adding their repos to your package manager and installing that way.
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