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I ditched Linux after realizing my Nvidia card was just gonna sit there and rot
What does that mean?
Are you talking about about the lack of games on Linux? Because that makes no sense. Check out protondb.com
And if your GPU is still only lukewarm, Stable Diffusion runs better in Linux than Windows.
Could've been a long time ago. Nvidia driver support hasn't always been great.
I really don't want to delve into details, but even when I made gpu work there was noticeable drop in performance in games compared to when I ran them under Windows