top | item 37263469 (no title) pqb | 2 years ago What is a moat of Ubuntu (Desktop) today? Don't say snap, please :) discuss order hn newest lolinder|2 years ago Being the Debian-based distro that's willing to bundle proprietary drivers. For someone like me who doesn't want to deal with driver issues, Ubuntu generally* just works out of the box.* Looking at you, Nvidia pqb|2 years ago Isn't there any PPA for Debian with proprietary drivers, for example for aforementioned Nvidia graphic cards? load replies (1) doubled112|2 years ago Debian relaxed their policy here for the latest release.There is firmware in the main ISO, which means your WiFi might work. The Nvidia driver is an `apt install` away.Either way, Nvidia needs to be installed by you on Debian or Ubuntu, and GUI vs CLI is no different to me. load replies (1)
lolinder|2 years ago Being the Debian-based distro that's willing to bundle proprietary drivers. For someone like me who doesn't want to deal with driver issues, Ubuntu generally* just works out of the box.* Looking at you, Nvidia pqb|2 years ago Isn't there any PPA for Debian with proprietary drivers, for example for aforementioned Nvidia graphic cards? load replies (1) doubled112|2 years ago Debian relaxed their policy here for the latest release.There is firmware in the main ISO, which means your WiFi might work. The Nvidia driver is an `apt install` away.Either way, Nvidia needs to be installed by you on Debian or Ubuntu, and GUI vs CLI is no different to me. load replies (1)
pqb|2 years ago Isn't there any PPA for Debian with proprietary drivers, for example for aforementioned Nvidia graphic cards? load replies (1)
doubled112|2 years ago Debian relaxed their policy here for the latest release.There is firmware in the main ISO, which means your WiFi might work. The Nvidia driver is an `apt install` away.Either way, Nvidia needs to be installed by you on Debian or Ubuntu, and GUI vs CLI is no different to me. load replies (1)
lolinder|2 years ago
* Looking at you, Nvidia
pqb|2 years ago
doubled112|2 years ago
There is firmware in the main ISO, which means your WiFi might work. The Nvidia driver is an `apt install` away.
Either way, Nvidia needs to be installed by you on Debian or Ubuntu, and GUI vs CLI is no different to me.