My current rig is featuring an I7 10th gen and a nvidia 4070ti. Is there a distro that you recommend me to use as a linux beginner that is also good for gaming and streaming, that will work with my pc parts? Because I heard that intel and nvidia are famous for causing issues on Linux.

  • teles@lemmy.eco.br
    111·
    2 天前

    I really like Fedora, but please correct me if I’m wrong, isn’t it a bit difficult for a beginner to install nvidia drivers on it? Like, in Linux Mint you can simply open the Driver Manager app and install them

    • Kongar@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
      8·
      2 天前

      Fedora is a great distro. IMO it and Mint are the “it just works” distros. Mint just works, unless it doesn’t - usually a result of bleeding edge hardware. That’s where fedora comes in - newer stuff but without the downsides of something like arch.

      The thing with fedora is that it’s “pure”. You have to install codecs and whatnot. Once you realize that there’s a team (rpmfusion.org) that is dedicated to making these things easy - fedora becomes much more tolerable for a newcomer. While it’s a bad idea to copy commands and jam them into the terminal - in this one particular case, I tell people to just copy and paste the commands and just do what they say. Boom nvidia and codecs installed and everything just works.

      • NathanUp@lemmy.mlEnglish
        7·
        2 天前

        Fedora is a great distro. IMO it and Mint are the “it just works” distros.

        Hard agree:

        • Mint = “Just works”
        • Fedora KDE = “Just works but also has a bunch of useful features and up-to-date packages”
    • just_another_person@lemmy.world
      53·
      2 天前

      Push button just like anything else. Same issues exist on Fedora that exist elsewhere, which is really an Nvidia problem, and has nothing to do with the distro.

      There are a couple distros that install Nvidia drivers as part of their package selection, but they also have the same issues, because, Nvidia.