Quite liking it so far, though it's a bit like stepping back 20 years with the fiddling to get some games working. Next step will probably be ditching the Nvidia card for something else.
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Definitely ditch Nvidia. I bought an AMD one and it works with Linux without any hassle or tinkering.
AMD has been great on Linux.
I'm curious about Intel's cards, though. They seem to be offering some solid competition now, but I haven't heard anything about their Linux support.
IIRC, Intel just straight up settled on using DXVK in their drivers after realizing it'd take them ages to catch up to AMD and Nvidia.