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I've been running Pop!_OS because, IMO, it best supports NVIDIA GPUs. Even using the System76 packages on Ubuntu or Debian isn't as smooth as it is on Pop itself. The problem is that Pop is itself then a weird corner case for Regolith support...its sort of Ubuntu 22.04 but not really. And Regolith 3 wants Ubuntu 23.04 anyway. So before I go buy a Radeon so that I can run Ubuntu 23.04 and thus be within the set of target OSes for Regolith 3, can I get an affirm that nothing about R3 expects or requires NVIDIA GPU? |
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I'm running it perfectly on a Framework Laptop 12th gen, nothing nVidia there. It's intel though, not AMD. |
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Yes. I'm the person that brought the person that did all the work on sway to the team :-) I take the credit as beta tester and nagger on this work. |
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I have also had good experience with Intel and AMD with Regolith on Ubuntu and Debian. I have returned laptops with nvidia hardware due to poor Linux support. |
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FWIW, I am now on Radeon and things are behaving nicely. Tearing on workspace switching is noticeably less. I have yet to make the jump to straight Debian or Ubuntu but perhaps soon. |
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I dropped an RTX 3700 because even with the System76 drivers loaded I was getting a lot of tearing, the occasional lingering video corruption, and massive instability when trying to use regolith's sway variant. I've since rotated to a Radeon 6700 series and had better reliability and less tearing. I have at least been able to get a regolith-sway session to spin up but have been unable to get it to honor my regolith/i3 config in significant ways. So I'm now on Debian with generally more stability for my workstation but still on X11. I'm unsure I will make the Wayland jump soon as I don't see a lot of utility in the effort. I can't say much about the Radeon gaming experience as I don't really game. The Radeon seems to be handling video playback at fullscreen better than did the RTX. |
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I'm running it perfectly on a Framework Laptop 12th gen, nothing nVidia there. It's intel though, not AMD.