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NVIDIA Beta driver 595.45.04 released for Linux - looks to be an exciting one
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this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2026
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Are you guys LLMs? This is English but it doesn't seem to have any correlation to actual reality.
What are you doing that you have constant problems with Linux? What distro, what hardware? I've been using Linux since Slackware decades ago and it's been years since I had to babysit it.
I'm using Arch. There are constant things that need tweaking and adjusting. Configuration-wise I couldn't use the analog and digital outputs of my sound card using the default Pipewire/Wireplumber configuration
Problems this week include things like Freetube failing to work because Google updated YT and a script breaking because Pandas updated to 3.0 when the script uses 2.0.
Not world ending problems, but certainly not in any way graphics card related (I also use an NVIDIA graphics card).
Someone making the statement that they have had no computer problems in years that were not related to their graphics card is simply nonsense or has some trivial explanation, like they have never updated and are suffering from the same problem for years or are defining 'problem' in some limiting way.