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Gaming laptop with good Linux support?
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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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To quote you: "I can’t tell you anything about gaming."
"I can’t tell you anything about gaming."
Funny how you tell stories about completely different issues the post is about just to promote NVidia...
The only company outright deprecating older GPUs is NVidia who don't support anything before Turing for Wayland. AMD drivers are fully open source and are also being worked on by Valve and Collabora for the Steam Deck. If anything, AMD hardware is more likely to be supported in quite some time because of Steam Deck but you wouldn't know this because you "can’t tell anything about gaming."